
Los Angeles weddings
I work mostly outdoors, in places that already mean something to the people getting married.

How I work
I work in two cameras and a small bag. I prefer natural light, and I keep my posing light, especially during the ceremony. If you have family photos that need to happen, I'll make a list with you beforehand so we get through them quickly. The rest of the day, I mostly let things unfold and step in only when I need to.
Recent weddings
Real couples, real Los Angeles days, real light.
From the weddings
The process
From the first email to the final gallery, here is what working together looks like.
Send me your date and a few sentences about the day. If we are a good fit I will send back a short proposal within a day or two.
We get on a call for thirty minutes. You tell me about the venue, the timeline, and what matters to you. I answer questions and we figure out if it works.
I arrive two hours before you need photos and stay through the dancing. Most of the day I am in the background. The portrait time we set aside is the only part I really direct.
Six to eight weeks later you get a full edited gallery. You can download everything, share with family, and order prints through me or wherever you like.
If this sounds like the right fit, send me a note with your date.
Book a callWhere I shoot
Most of these are city spots, a few are gardens. Pick what fits your day.

Let's talk
Most couples book me six to twelve months out. If your date is coming up sooner, send a note anyway and I will let you know what is open.