I. The practice
My work began in 2017, in a small apartment kitchen with a borrowed lens. The light through the window was the first lesson. Eight years on, the light is still the best thing in any room.
I photograph editorially, which is a long word for: I work like a journalist of small moments. The slow unspooling of a wedding morning. The first quiet hour after a baby comes home. A father lifting his daughter to look at something neither of them will remember by Friday.
Most of my sessions are unposed. I will ask very little of you. I do, however, ask for time. The best frames almost always arrive late, after everyone has forgotten they're being photographed.
II. Approach
Five small commitments to the people I photograph.
Documentary first
Patience, no posing
Editorial finish
All families welcome
Tangible memory
We almost didn't book a newborn session because we were exhausted. We are so glad we did. Amna arrived like a friend who happened to bring a camera, and the photographs are the most honest thing we own.
III. Begin
Reservations for spring and summer 2026 are open. I would love to hear about what you are imagining.
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