About
I’m interested in people, connection, and everything that makes us human.

My story
I’m a wedding and lifestyle photographer based in Calgary, Alberta. For the past seven years, I’ve been documenting the people, connections, and little moments that make life yours.
What draws me to photography, more than anything, is people and the way they interact with each other. The way a couple naturally reaches for one another, the way a parent looks at their child, or the friends who can make each other laugh with just one glance. Those relationships are what I’m paying attention to, and they’re often where my favorite photographs come from.
Weddings have been a big part of my journey as a photographer, and I love everything that comes with them. The anticipation, the happy chaos, the quiet moments before the ceremony, the people who came to celebrate you, and all the little things you might miss while living it. I know how to guide you when you need direction, keep things moving when they need to, and step back when the moment is better left to unfold on its own.
Beyond weddings, I photograph couples, families, and growing little ones, from mountain adventures and outdoor sessions to slow mornings at home with a new baby.
My approach is warm, relaxed, and gently guided. I’ll step in with direction when it’s helpful, and give you space when it isn’t. I pay attention to the little interactions, expressions, and connections that happen naturally, while creating photographs that feel true to who you are.
Because sometimes the photographs that mean the most aren’t the ones you planned for. They’re the little looks, the belly laughs, the tiny hands reaching for yours, and the beautifully ordinary pieces of life you might otherwise forget.
Philosophy
Documentary first, editorial second. Nothing forced, nothing over-styled. The best photograph is usually the one you didn’t pose for.
Why clients choose me
For a calm presence on their wedding day, for a warm hand with small children, and for galleries that still feel true ten years later.
“I want you to look at these photographs in twenty years and remember not the pictures, but the day.”
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