Documentary, but make it dreamy

Documentary imagery doesn’t have to be dry or rigid — it can be fluid, natural, beautiful. When done right, it can convey wonder, beauty, and memory.

I started out documenting punk bands in basements 7 years ago, leading to a career in fashion, and now, I travel to document couples in love with the same photojournalistic eye. Couples who book me tend to believe in the purity of the moment, and don’t want anything over-staged.

My background in fashion lends me a specific eye for editorializing everyday moments and a greater understanding of how a gown should fall or a suit should fit. In addition to capturing the big feelings and dreamy moments, I’m always looking for the quiet, intimate, micro-interactions that happen on a wedding day, as they often go overlooked and are never to be seen again. The result is a moody blend of unstaged dream-like editorial and true documentary imagery. It becomes a story to last a lifetime.

Press for ‘Jasmine In Our Teeth’

“Hollywood to Silverlake: A visual tour through LA’s quarantined locals” — Hero (UK)

Select Publications

HERO (UK)
Los Angeles Times
Soft Quarterly
The BAIT SHOP
Vice / Noisey
Highsnobiety.com
Billboard.com
Voyage (LA)
Interview (Online)
Monster Children
SXSW
Buzzbands.LA
Anon

Clients

Shaina Mote
Farfetch
Los Angeles TImes
Personal Collection
Nuance Sportswear
The Dreslyn
Ellice Ruiz
Hero (UK)
Fender

Credits (Motion)

Cinematography, Director, Editor
Hero Sessions: The Paranoyds “Ratboy”
Hero Sessions: Perfume “Cold Retreat”

Director of Photography
Possible Oceans "Falling Backwards"
Possible Oceans "Deceiver"