I earned a photojournalism degree from Penn State (We Are!). My background in journalism taught me to anticipate emotion, move quietly, and document what matters, not just what’s expected. On your wedding day, that means gentle guidance when it helps, and quiet presence when it counts.

My path to this work wasn’t linear. But every twist shaped how I see people, how I show up for them, and how I photograph their stories. I’ve built this experience with intention: clear communication, steady support, and a thoughtful process that helps you feel relaxed and ready, so you can be fully present for every moment that matters.

When I’m not behind the camera, I’m soaking up time with my family — especially my nieces — or walking my rescue pup Addie around the park, chasing golden hour. I love being near the water, catching sunsets, and enjoying the kind of simple, joyful moments that mean the most. I’m also a longtime fitness instructor, and a big fan of lifting and yoga — both keep me grounded, focused, and energized for the work I love.

Before becoming a wedding photographer...