Becoming a grandfather
taught me what matters.
I spent years photographing weddings — beautiful, elaborate, expensive productions. I loved the work. But I kept noticing the same thing: the most powerful images were never the staged ones. They were the in-between moments. The glances. The exhales. The quiet.
When my grandchildren arrived, something shifted. I started seeing the world differently — through the lens of what's fleeting, what's precious, what you'll wish you could hold onto twenty years from now.
"Connection over perfection — every time. That's not just a tagline. It's how I approach every single session."
That's when I found elopements. Couples who wanted something real. Something that actually reflected them — not a checklist or a tradition or what their family expected. Just two people choosing each other, fully and without apology.
Now I serve couples across Tampa Bay and beyond. Beach ceremonies at sunrise. Garden vows at dusk. Spontaneous adventures in places that mean something. Whatever your version of love looks like, I want to document it honestly.
