Two Humans. One Promise. Everything Ahead.


I’m not here to impress you.
I’m not here to sell you a fantasy or tell you that I’m the best wedding photographer in San Francisco. I’m not. I’m a man who has spent more than twenty years watching people choose each other. Watching people promise to try. Watching people believe in love even when life makes it hard.

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Iknow what it feels like to be loved and lose love.
That truth is part of who I am now. It humbled me. It broke me open in ways I never expected. It showed me how fragile love is when we stop paying attention, when we drift, when we forget to really look at each other.


And maybe that’s why I photograph the way I do.


I watch the way you hold hands.
The way your energy softens when your partner touches your back.
The tiny breath you take before you look into their eyes.
These small things tell the story of how you love each other.
I pay attention to that because I know how important it is.


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I’ve photographed hundreds of couples.
Different cultures. Different traditions. Different histories.
Some had the full support of their families.
Some had no one.
But they all stood there, choosing each other, choosing this path.


sf city hall front door photo at night


When I press the shutter, I’m not just making a picture.
I’m trying to give you something you can return to when your relationship hits the hard parts. Something that anchors you. Something that reminds you why you chose each other in the first place. Something that says, “We can make it through this too.”

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Baker Beach engagement portrait
San Francisco Bay Wedding
moody potrero hill engagement portrait
Viral Sutro Bath Proposal Ricky & Jazmine
this photograph was taken at one of San Francisco hotels in the blue hour
sf city hall front door photo at night
golden gate bridge wedding sunrise
sun glare at sf city hall
sf city hall grand staircase portrait


I study intimacy, presence, somatic practices, emotional truth — not because it makes my photography better, but because it makes me better.
More honest.
More attentive.
More alive.
More capable of seeing you as you really are.



This is the only promise I make:
I will show up with my heart open.
I will feel your connection.
I will not look away from your truth.
And I will give you photographs that carry the weight of who you are together.



If you want something real, if you want someone who sees beyond the surface, if you want your wedding day to be remembered not just as an event but as the beginning of a life you are building with your whole heart, then I would be honored to be there with you.




I believe your wedding day holds something sacred. Not because it is perfect, but because you are choosing each other with your whole heart. You are saying yes to a future that neither of you can predict. You are stepping into the unknown together. That moment deserves to be witnessed honestly, without pretense, without performance.


I photograph connection the way I feel it in my own body. The way the room shifts when two people are truly present with each other. The way love softens the hardest places inside us. The way nervousness can turn into laughter, and laughter can turn into tears. These are the moments that become the foundation of a relationship. These are the moments I look for.



I have seen couples hold each other through so many different kinds of love. The quiet love. The fiery love. The love that took years to find. The love that survived storms. Every story is different, but every story matters. When I photograph you, I want to understand who you are, not just how you look. I want to feel your truth so I can honor it.


In the end, the photos you take from your wedding day are not for likes or compliments. They are for you. They are for the days when life gets heavy. They are for the moments when you forget how this love felt at the very beginning. They are reminders that even in the hardest chapters, you once stood together and said yes.


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