Hi, I'm behind the camera.

I started out shooting gigs and festivals. Sweaty, chaotic, brilliant nights where the only way to get the shot was to actually feel the room.

That instinct never really left. When I started photographing weddings, I noticed how often couples were being asked to perform for the camera, to pose, to recreate, to look like the wedding in the inspiration folder. It always seemed like such a shame, because the real day, the actual day, was almost always more beautiful.

So that's what I do. I show up, I read the room, and I quietly chase the moments that you'll want to feel again in twenty years. The hand on the small of a back. The aunt crying during the speech. The collective gasp when the confetti goes up. The dance floor going feral at midnight.

I'm a calm presence, I don't do shot lists, and I will absolutely dance with your nan if she asks.