Albums
This Florence, Oregon elopement took place just one day after I photographed a beautiful, sunny proposal in exactly the same spot. But that’s how it goes at the Oregon Coast – you have to meet out here with a little sense of adventure and a lot of flexibility. Fortunately, the torrential downpour did not dampen […]
A gorgeous, crisp winter day in Lincoln City, Oregon provided the perfect setting for this couple When Allya and Taylor reached out about their Depoe Bay elopement, I couldn’t wait to jump on it. These two are so, so ridiculously in love and perfect for each other. And, with a little bit of flexibility, winter […]
This couple arranged a beautiful elopement for just the two of them at their beautiful home When Chris and Molly made a last-minute decision to elope on their gorgeous property in North Plains, Oregon, I jumped at the chance. We met on the last day of 2024 on an unexpectedly dry day. The two exchanged […]
Sam and Mikey are getting married in Hood River next summer and I absolutely cannot wait for their big day. These two just radiate so much love and support for each other, you can’t miss it. They love camping, hiking and soaking in the outdoors together, so I knew Timberline Lodge would be the perfect […]
On your wedding day, I’m there to capture moments both big and small, while making sure you have as much time as possible to celebrate with your loved ones. I am inspired by storytelling, emotion, nostalgia, and all kinds of love, and aim to incorporate these into your wedding day. I'm the right photographer for you if you want to prioritize candid photos, and are particularly moved by albums that tell a full story. You have a little sense of adventure, and you absolutely can't wait to celebrate your love - no matter what that looks like to you. You share my values about respecting nature, and honoring all types of love, gender identity, and cultural background. If you're the kind of person who returns your shopping carts and waves at every dog, you might as well just hire me already.
