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This was a once a year session. We sessions carefully, we watch the weather and sometimes adjust accordingly. In the fall we time our sessions to the leaves. We do everything we can to have perfect light and scenery. And sometimes we get magic. The light in the first few images is rare. Its buttery […]
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Anne and Carter might just be one of the sweetest couples I’ve met. No surprise because they found me through the recommendation of another photographer, Lindsey Ann, who herself is one of the kindest people I know. They had a done a few photos with her earlier in their engagement session, so they were total […]
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I met Danielle and Steven, at the beginning of the year. As we met at a Panera, we joked- I’m sure this Covid thing won’t be a big deal. Now in October, we have seen the full life span of it- the super scary of April, the relative calm of the summer and now the […]
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I know that Kayla and William’s engagement session is in the Fall but there was something about this sunrise session that felt a lot like spring. There was the cool breeze but the temperature was warm and a bright sun. I think Kayla’s second outfit also contributed to that spring vibe. We walked along the […]
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Alexa and Logan are one of the sweetest couples I’ve ever met. They also definitely deserve a date night! They have the sweetest baby girl at home and a new born in a pandemic AND wedding planning is a lot! This is why I offer a free engagement session to every wedding couple. I want […]
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Sun-kissed mornings and salt-tousled evenings — that’s where my heart comes alive. I believe in effortless elegance, in laughter that echoes down cobblestone streets, and in savoring the beauty of what’s right in front of us.
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I’m a Maryland wedding photographer with more than a decade behind the camera, combining thoughtful direction with the instinct to recognize when a moment needs room to unfold. My work blends fine art composition, editorial portraiture and documentary storytelling, from the quiet anticipation of a wedding morning to the last song on a crowded dance floor.
Beyond weddings, I bring that same intentional approach to maternity, newborn and family sessions throughout Maryland, Washington, DC and Northern Virginia.