Everything happens right on schedule.
Coffee & some quiet time.
Anywhere with Kelly & Calvin
fall. Come on, it's vermont, after all.
Photography has been part of my story for as long as I can remember. What started with photographing friends cliff-jumping and skiing soon became something deeper—a way of preserving the fleeting, meaningful moments that make up a lifetime.
After high school, I worked for newspapers, second shot weddings, and quickly realized that the heart of photography is connection. Today, documenting weddings isn’t just my profession—it’s my way of giving couples the gift of remembering not just how their day looked, but how it truly felt.
My approach is rooted in calm energy, quiet confidence, and intuition. I guide when needed, but always leave room for your day to unfold naturally. The best photographs happen when you’re fully present, and my role is to create the space for that to happen.
When I’m not behind the camera, you’ll find me spending slow days with my fiancée, Kelly, and our dog, Calvin—soaking in the simple moments that often end up meaning the most. (You might even spot them in a few frames around here.)
I’d be honored to tell your story—beautifully, honestly, and with the heart it deserves.
Your wedding day is about you — the emotions, the moments, the story unfolding around you. Everything else, including my photographs, is simply there to honor that.
As your photographer, my role is to preserve your memories with care, artistry, and intention. I aim to capture the fleeting glances, quiet exchanges, and joyful celebrations that tell the full story of your day. So when you look through your photos, you’ll not only see how it looked — you’ll feel how it felt.
I believe the best photographs come from being fully present. My hope is that you’ll spend your day living in every beautiful moment, while I quietly and thoughtfully document it all.
At the heart of it all, it’s the little everyday moments with my fiancée and our dog that mean the most. Quiet mornings, spontaneous adventures, and everything in between.
I find inspiration everywhere, but it’s not about seeing new places — it’s about slowing down enough to notice the beauty and stories already unfolding around me.
Growing up surrounded by nature shaped me. Whether it’s skiing, hiking, or simply photographing quiet corners of the world, there’s no better place to feel fully alive.