The Work
Elopements, & the archive
The elopement work comes first: it is what I do now, and it is the best of everything I have ever shot. Below it sits the archive from the wedding years: five distinct ways of seeing, kept because they are the eye I still bring to every elopement.
Elopement · My absolute best
The work I am proudest of
These are my absolute best: intimate, adventurous elopements shot all over the world, from desert dunes and wild coasts to mountaintops and old European streets. If you are eloping, this is the page that matters.
The wedding years
Five ways of seeing
Full wedding albums from before the pivot. I do not photograph weddings anymore. These five visual languages are the range I built behind the camera, and they are the eye I bring to every elopement day now.
I, Editorial
Clean lines. Intentional light.
Graphic compositions, precise framing, and a directorial eye. These images are built, not found. This is the eye behind the editorial elopement work.
II, Film Inspired
Warm grain. Honest colour.
Shot on and processed to emulate analogue film, the softness, the warmth, the way highlights roll off without clipping. This is the work that couples come back to in twenty years.
III, 1980s Film
Fade. Grain. Memory.
Expired stock aesthetics, shifted palettes, the nostalgic warmth of Super 8 and Kodachrome. These photographs feel like they were found in a shoebox, in the best possible way.
IV, Dreamy Fine Art
Soft light. Flowers. Feeling.
Feminine, floral, and unapologetically romantic. These images live in the space between a painting and a photograph, where light scatters through petals, where fabric floats, and where every frame feels like it was pulled from a dream you almost remember.
V, Documentary
Real moments. Real people.
Unposed, unmanaged, and entirely honest. These images were found, not built, the kind of coverage that gives you back the moments you were too present to notice while they were happening.
“If something in these pages felt like it belongs to you, I’d love to hear about your day.”