Photographs for the parts
you’ll want to keep.

I’m drawn to the photographs that become part of a family archive—the ones that get printed, framed, tucked into albums and pulled back out years later. Portraits matter, but so do the in-between frames: hands, movement, crooked smiles, crowded tables, wind, tears, and the ordinary-looking moments that become precious with time.

My job is to notice what deserves to be remembered and make photographs that still feel alive long after the day itself is over.