If you like what you see, reach out! I love the craft of photography. Working artfully and unobtrusively, I shoot from the heart to capture stand-alone  photographs that are beautifully timeless and always at the height of style. You'll not notice me. My photos are candid and artistic, with a splash of color and monochrome, and I avoid those wedding picture clichés.

I'm fortunate to have collected over 80 international wedding awards with Fearless, WPJA, Photographers Keeping It Real, ISPWP, and This is Reportage. I shoot a blend of digital and film on Leica M Rangefinders and medium format Mamiya RZ67 film cameras. The Leica's are quiet, small, and unobtrusive cameras, perfect for my way of working. 

I serve the Alamo city, Houston, Austin, the Gulf Coast, New Orleans, and destination weddings. Many of my couples feel awkward in front of the camera, so I put them at ease.

The cool thing is you can just be you, and I will handle the rest. I believe in documenting your day as honestly as possible.

I prefer to observe and photograph your experience quietly, so you happily ignore me!

Of course, I'm happy to help you direct some group photos and pics of the two of you.

All I ask is for your trust that we will capture all the moments organically. After all, it's not my day. It's yours—your story.

I have almost thirty years of professional photography experience and an interest in the arts since 13 years old. I drew and painted in an endless supply of joy and sketchbooks. I picked up my first serious camera when I was 15 and stayed hooked.

I've spent an unhealthy amount of time in darkrooms, developing rolls of film and printing lots of black and white prints. I learned from amazing mentors. Over time, I've refined my craft, heavily influenced by photojournalism.

Whether weddings or street photography, I love to work with available light, waiting for everything to come together in the frame. That is light, composition, and geometry form my image's structure. Much of what I see as anticipating the moment brings me much joy. Then it's a matter of squeezing the shutter to try and capture 'the decisive moment.'

I believe photography is a unique medium. Wedding photojournalism is also described as documentary wedding photography or reportage wedding photography.

I capture life's fleeting and instant moments using dynamic symmetry and diagonals within my frame. In essence, dynamic symmetry, or the Gestalt psychology principles, creates an atmosphere of balance, harmony, simplicity, and unity. When these all come together with a button click, I know I have captured exactly that 'fleeting moment' and geometric composition.