As a Philadelphia Wedding Photographer my work is deeply inspired by looking through thousands of historic and retro wedding images.
When I am given the chance to photograph your event, I am not only thinking about your gallery or what will look great on Instagram. I am thinking about what will preserve your memory, your energy, your love for many lifetimes to come. I constantly am evaluating what little details we can leave in photos as clues to your life and what I can do to make sure the feeling of your wedding is translated into a set of beautiful still frames.
This isn’t about being “timeless.” It’s about being unapologetically you and having photos that match.
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Philadelphia Wedding Photographer
- Focusing on a mix of classic 35mm film and digital images.
- Posing beyond gender.
- Including details of your personality in photos like easter eggs for future generations to find and see your whole humanity.
- Operating on your timeline, not mine. All of my packages are designed with the luxury of flexibility. I want to capture your unique wedding, not a checklist of to-dos.
While I like to think there is nothing better to preserve your memories forever than real analog film, I always also have my top-of-the-line digital camera for times when technology will help me translate your wedding to a photograph.
Philadelphia Wedding Photographer
Keeping forever in mind means:
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A visit to Philadelphia isn’t complete without a stop at Reading Terminal Market. This maze of food stands and grocers delights visitors and regulars. In the evenings, it transforms into an unconventional and unforgettable wedding venue. I photographed Melanie and Mike’s Reading Terminal Market wedding on digital and film photography. A Reading Terminal Market Wedding […]
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When Fiona and Sneh got engaged, they knew they wanted to include Indian wedding traditions from Sneh’s family along with Christian traditions from Fiona’s family. They ambitiously decided to pack it all into an epic, joyful series of events over a long weekend. It couldn’t have been more amazing. These film wedding photos show what […]
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As a wedding photographer, I’ve been lucky enough to work with all kinds of marriers. Sometimes they don’t put much effort into details and choose to go with the flow. Peter and Manuel had a vision for their New Orleans wedding. It came together beautifully, too. I took a lot of Peter and Manuel’s wedding […]
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Sammy and Adam held their summer elopement in Fairmount Park. This film wedding photography conveys the joy and intimacy of their day. In this post, I show you how a self-uniting ceremony can be an affirming appraisal to a tailored Philadelphia elopement experience. Along with Sammy and Adam‘s story, I share some of my favorite […]
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Film wedding photography is so fascinating because it’s been around for over a century, but it’s experiencing a renaissance. This art form goes beyond a trend, connecting marriers to an archive of relationships that came before and those that will come after. Film photography is an even more specialized skill set than digital these days. […]
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My biggest tip for what to wear for your engagement photoshoot is to wear whatever feels most authentically to you. If you want to wear a full ball gown, great. You want to wear a banana costume, wonderful. Really I photograph the whole spectrum of what to wear, and I am here for all of it.
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A visit to Philadelphia isn’t complete without a stop at Reading Terminal Market. This maze of food stands and grocers delights visitors and regulars. In the evenings, it transforms into an unconventional and unforgettable wedding venue. I photographed Melanie and Mike’s Reading Terminal Market wedding on digital and film photography. A Reading Terminal Market Wedding […]
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When Fiona and Sneh got engaged, they knew they wanted to include Indian wedding traditions from Sneh’s family along with Christian traditions from Fiona’s family. They ambitiously decided to pack it all into an epic, joyful series of events over a long weekend. It couldn’t have been more amazing. These film wedding photos show what […]
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As a wedding photographer, I’ve been lucky enough to work with all kinds of marriers. Sometimes they don’t put much effort into details and choose to go with the flow. Peter and Manuel had a vision for their New Orleans wedding. It came together beautifully, too. I took a lot of Peter and Manuel’s wedding […]
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Sammy and Adam held their summer elopement in Fairmount Park. This film wedding photography conveys the joy and intimacy of their day. In this post, I show you how a self-uniting ceremony can be an affirming appraisal to a tailored Philadelphia elopement experience. Along with Sammy and Adam‘s story, I share some of my favorite […]
read the post
Film wedding photography is so fascinating because it’s been around for over a century, but it’s experiencing a renaissance. This art form goes beyond a trend, connecting marriers to an archive of relationships that came before and those that will come after. Film photography is an even more specialized skill set than digital these days. […]
read the post
My biggest tip for what to wear for your engagement photoshoot is to wear whatever feels most authentically to you. If you want to wear a full ball gown, great. You want to wear a banana costume, wonderful. Really I photograph the whole spectrum of what to wear, and I am here for all of it.
