What makes a Photo Timeless?
you and your people
When I open one of my decades-long photo albums, the fuzzy memories are brought vividly to life.
I see the precious little face of my 104-year-old grandmama,
my dad's laughter as we chased kites through the salt-kissed air at East Beach in Rhode Island and I see Tank, my tuxedo-clad doberman, standing beside me on my wedding day.
These photographs became more than images over time. They became proof of what mattered.
As a Connecticut wedding photographer, I want to preserve you and your people in the same way. As we plan for your day, you’ll fill me in on all the personalities, relationships, and details that make your wedding unique.
Thirty years from now, you'll still feel it
What lasts is how it felt. The people closest to you. The connection between you. The beauty that surfaces when you're able to stop managing and just be present.
That's what I preserve. Your relationships, your story, and the details that made the day yours, creating photographs that feel timeless today and meaningful for generations to come.
"Professionalism and the pure comfort of your favorite childhood friend."
— Julia Hernan
Thirteen Years of New England Weddings
While every detail is photographed with an editorial eye, it's the people who give a wedding its meaning.
The connection between you, the family gathered around you, and the moments that become part of your family's story.
Years of Stories preserved
200+ Weddings Captured
13 Years Experience
12x Published
Digital & 35mm Film
COnnecticut wedding photographer
OUR FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to book?
The moment you have a date. I book a limited number of weddings each year, and availability goes quickly at the venues I work with most. Reaching out early gives us the best chance to plan together without pressure.
Where are you located?
Based in Eastern Connecticut, photographing weddings throughout CT, RI, NY, and MA. Available for destination weddings as well. Reach out and we'll figure out the details.
Can we see a Gallery?
Yes, and I'd encourage it. Full galleries give you a much more honest picture of the work than highlight reels. Every wedding day is shaped by its own light, location, and people, so no two galleries look identical. That's by design.
