If you are reading this, you’ve likely fallen in love.
It’s also likely that you’ve found a day on which to celebrate that love—a day that holds great depth, warmth, and wonder for all who are witness to it.
A few years ago, I was able to document such a day on my treasured 16mm camera. It was then that I felt the same magic in motion picture: capturing once-in-a-lifetime events on physical film, affected by the light of a moment, twenty-four times a second.
I fell in love with the process. I’ve chosen to honor that love by dedicating my craft to the curation of weddings as moving pieces of art.
It’s also likely that you’ve found a day on which to celebrate that love—a day that holds great depth, warmth, and wonder for all who are witness to it.
A few years ago, I was able to document such a day on my treasured 16mm camera. It was then that I felt the same magic in motion picture: capturing once-in-a-lifetime events on physical film, affected by the light of a moment, twenty-four times a second.
I fell in love with the process. I’ve chosen to honor that love by dedicating my craft to the curation of weddings as moving pieces of art.