I started my love for creativity at a young age, growing up I used to love painting. The way the brush glided across the canvas, bringing colors to life, ignited a fire within me. When work experience came around, I asked my teacher if I could spend the week in the art class painting, eager to immerse myself in the world of artistic expression. Luckily, he encouraged this idea, and it was during that week that I truly felt alive.
It became my dream to make a career out of my creative passions. With unwavering determination, I pursued my studies in design at Central Saint Martins in London. While exploring different forms of visual art, I stumbled upon photography and found myself captivated. The camera became an extension of my being, enabling me to capture moments that would otherwise be lost to time.
As a documentary-style photographer, I approach each assignment with a photojournalistic mindset. From the start of the day until the final curtain falls, I am there to document every heartfelt moment, ensuring that none slip away unnoticed. My images encapsulate the spirit, emotions, and beauty of your special day.
Drawing inspiration from my background in editorial and fashion photography, I strive to create modern and emotive images with a timeless edge. Each shot is carefully composed, telling a story that resonates with your unique journey. I believe that your wedding day is a treasure trove of magic moments and love, and it is my mission to capture them in all their breathtaking glory.
Throughout the entire process leading up to your big day, I will be there by your side, working closely with you to understand your vision and what speaks to you photographically. I am fully invested in the emotional significance of your wedding, honored to be entrusted with the task of documenting one of the most important days of your life. My background in fashion photography has lead me to a career as a contemporary fine art wedding photographer and this means I pride myself on shooting the very best wedding images that not only capture the fleeting moments but also with a focus on the small attention to details.