Photo by Kelli Dirks


Photo by Khaki Bedford

 

With over a decade of experience and more than 100 weddings photographed, I bring a refined, documentary approach to wedding photography—one that honors the emotion, elegance, and effortless beauty of each celebration.

I was raised on both coasts by two adventurous, art-loving parents who filled our days with movement, curiosity, and creativity. We were always traveling—chasing light, chasing stories. That early exposure to visual art, music, and new landscapes shaped the way I see the world: always observing, always drawn to the quiet poetry of real life. My work today is rooted in that perspective—part intuitive storytelling, part intentional composition.

Originally based in Brooklyn, I’ve had the privilege of working with remarkable couples in unforgettable locations across the country and beyond. My work is deeply inspired by a sense of place and story—capturing honest moments with subtlety, sophistication, and intention.

Now splitting my time between Brooklyn and Nashville, I travel often and easily, always ready to meet clients wherever their story takes me. Whether you’re planning a weekend in the Hudson Valley or a destination wedding abroad, I bring a calm, attentive presence and an editorial eye to every event.

While the images are what remain, the experience of being photographed matters just as much. My approach is quietly observant and grounded in trust—I aim to make space for you to be fully present, while I preserve what’s most meaningful. The result: timeless, artful photographs that reflect the feeling of the day as much as the look of it.


Featured in the New York Times, Vanity Fair, Martha Stewart Weddings, Green Wedding Shoes, Over the Moon, Style Me Pretty, Brooklyn Bride, Town & Country Weddings, Design Sponge, BRIDES, Huffington Post Weddings, Buzzfeed, 100 Layer Cake, Buzzed, Wall St. Journal,  and Ruffled. 

My clients include Ogilvy, American Opera Projects, BAM, MARS, Textile Arts Center, Roverlund, Nom Nom, Scribner and Simon & Schuster.