09/09/2026
Beyond the obvious. That thought has been stuck in my mind for months now. How to transcend what’s obvious, how to not just scratch the surface but dig deeper.
To reveal, instead of staging. To make people feel, instead of fake. How to take photos of specific people and make them universal, so that any viewer, not knowing the couple in the frame, can relate and feel, imagine, understand not only the love of the couple but the type of connection they have.
I truly believe I can create a space for you to just be yourselves, and let go. It takes me showing my vulnerability to let you show yours.
But that’s only part of what’s needed to create these images: you have to play a big part in it as well. Just letting go, allowing yourselves to drop any social mask you might have, and just breathe, feel, be yourselves.
I often say I don’t try to recreate poses, follow trends, or stage things too much. And that’s true. Simply because if it doesn’t come naturally to you, it will just feel bland to me, tasteless, off.
As a photographer, I need your emotions, feelings, and relationship to feel everything and fuel my creativity.
Your photos are not just memories to you — they are also tiny emotional capsules to me.