About me
Hi! Chances are, you're here either because we know each other or a friend we both know sent you. That, or Google mis-ranked my site among the Orion Project Office/John Glenn Research Center search results.
Either way, I'm glad you're here and I apologize in advance if my astrophotography is found lacking (although, I did shoot a few stars during my editorial days). More importantly, I hope after we've worked together you stay amicable with that mutual buddy of ours.
Let me go on by saying, I've been in your shoes. I married way out of my league in 2013 and wanted our wedding to be everything she deserved and more. I knew that when searching for our photographer, the style and photos themselves were important, of course, but what it came down to, and what has primarily become the approach I take now on the other end of the equation, is how we, photographer and couple, genuinely enjoy each other's company in order to create something wonderful, meaningful, and unique together. I truly believe that if you're relaxed and having a good time on what can easily be an unexpectedly fast-paced and stressful day, it'll show in the photos. The opposite is also true. I'll be there every step of the way, a part of the solution, a bouquet-holder and bowtie-fixer.
Loving what you do is something so few get to actually experience in life. So once we've found that thing we love so much, we hang on to it, commit to it, and do what it takes to make it last a lifetime. I have a feeling that's part of the reason why you're still reading—you've found that person and want to give them all they deserve and more.
Okay, so where do we go from here? If you've taken a look around, hopefully you've gotten a good idea of how I shoot. My best work consistently is created at weddings where the couple puts total trust and confidence in my abilities. So if you think we might be a good fit, tell me a little bit about your story using the form below—otherwise, here's some cool info on astronaut John Glenn.
Either way, I'm glad you're here and I apologize in advance if my astrophotography is found lacking (although, I did shoot a few stars during my editorial days). More importantly, I hope after we've worked together you stay amicable with that mutual buddy of ours.
Let me go on by saying, I've been in your shoes. I married way out of my league in 2013 and wanted our wedding to be everything she deserved and more. I knew that when searching for our photographer, the style and photos themselves were important, of course, but what it came down to, and what has primarily become the approach I take now on the other end of the equation, is how we, photographer and couple, genuinely enjoy each other's company in order to create something wonderful, meaningful, and unique together. I truly believe that if you're relaxed and having a good time on what can easily be an unexpectedly fast-paced and stressful day, it'll show in the photos. The opposite is also true. I'll be there every step of the way, a part of the solution, a bouquet-holder and bowtie-fixer.
Loving what you do is something so few get to actually experience in life. So once we've found that thing we love so much, we hang on to it, commit to it, and do what it takes to make it last a lifetime. I have a feeling that's part of the reason why you're still reading—you've found that person and want to give them all they deserve and more.
Okay, so where do we go from here? If you've taken a look around, hopefully you've gotten a good idea of how I shoot. My best work consistently is created at weddings where the couple puts total trust and confidence in my abilities. So if you think we might be a good fit, tell me a little bit about your story using the form below—otherwise, here's some cool info on astronaut John Glenn.
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