I USED TO BE OVERWHELMED by HUMAN INTERACTION
I was a shy kid, but my father gave me a camera, which opened up a whole new world for me. It took me 13 years to gain the confidence to photograph people, starting with my first wedding shoot for a friend. Seeing how my photos made people happy changed everything for me.
OUR VALUES
With a camera in hand, I opened up. I was more myself.
SO NOW, WHEN I WORK WITH REAL HUMANS IN LOVE, LIKE YOU, WE BOTH HAVE THE CHANCE TO CONNECT MORE AND BECOME BETTER PEOPLE.
ABOUT
ME
Time passes quickly; forget about the cameras and spend the day having fun, embracing, kissing, and partying. I consider being in charge of your memories to be a huge responsibility.
In 15 years, I hope you will be showing these images to your children, friends, and family as a way to remember the day.
NUMBERS
YEARS PHOTOGRAPHING WEDDINGS
happy wedding couples all around the world
Your love looks good In any light
…and you should trust me to find it
MY JOURNEY
Moved to San Antonio
Since I was young, I always liked art, but until I discovered photography, I didn’t feel like I could express myself. Sometime in middle school, I picked up a point-and-shoot camera and couldn’t put it down. In 2018, I formally enrolled in Fine Art Photography at South West Art School.
First Wedding
In 2006, I photographed my first wedding for a buddy. He was aware that I was attending photography school and that I was quite interested in it. I discovered a second passion in photography. I fell in love with capturing the moments in the midst of an unpredictable wedding day.
Booked All Year
After attending multiple courses with leading photographers in the US and Mexico, I was formally working as a wedding photographer by 2008. Fun fact: My wedding was captured by my favorite wedding photographer.
Still dreaming
Even after 16 years of wedding photography, I still get nervous at every wedding, just like the first. My art has changed and grown since the beginning. I’m still learning and perfecting my art after each wedding.
