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Rosie & Rishi’s Hindu-Western fusion wedding at New Park in Ithaca, NY Sangeet under a whale skeleton, a Baraat, two ceremonies, and the moment Rosie’s parents met Rishi at the altar. Documentary wedding photography for Hindu and South Asian couples in the Finger Lakes and beyond.
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The rugged beauty of Washington State’s Olympic National Park is a treasure trove for photographers, offering landscapes that range from towering trees and lush forests to dramatic coastal views. For families seeking to preserve authentic, natural moments in one of the most breathtaking settings in the Pacific Northwest, a documentary-style family photo session at Ruby […]
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Fall in the Pacific Northwest is something you just need to experience for yourself. Gold Creek pond in the Snoqualmie pass ( a little bit outside of Seattle) is worth a stop and the perfect backdrop for an adventure family session. The Sharp family met me here last October and in true Pacific North West […]
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Erica and Colin had a new york city wedding to remember. They rented an italian resturant in West Village for the wedding and had an afterparty at their favorite night club.
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New York City and Hoboken New Jersey Engagement session. Editorial documentary approach to new york city engagement photography.
I’ve been photographing weddings since 2012. Long enough to know that a perfect photo means nothing if you felt like shit while taking it.
You don’t need a director.
You don’t need to perform.
I’m here to observe. To document the things you didn’t know were happening because you were too busy actually living them.
To show you how deeply you are loved by focusing on everyone in the room.
To freeze this exact version of your lives before it shifts, because it will.
After 14 years of witnessing the emotional roller coaster that is a wedding day, this approach still shakes me to my core. Not the perfection. Not the details.
The people.