Love isn’t static—it moves, evolves, and finds its way into the most unexpected places. It’s in the fleeting glances, the electric energy between two people, the way hands instinctively reach for each other in a crowded street. Love doesn’t stand still—it wanders.
That’s how “Where Love Wanders” was born.
I’ve always been drawn to capturing love and life in a way that feels authentic and unforgettable. But every time I browsed Pinterest or saw the usual couples’ photos, I noticed the same thing—cookie-cutter poses, identical lighting, predictable detail shots. Don’t get me wrong, classic photos that grandma can proudly hang on her fridge are a must, but let’s be real—the couples I work with are anything but typical.
You’ve got style, personality, and a love story that’s downright electric. Your energy deserves to shine in photos that truly reflect who you are. The kind of images that capture your spark, celebrate your connection, and show you as you really are—alive, vibrant, and unapologetically you. From the shots that go in the scrapbook to the ones that might make grandma blush, I want to create something that makes you say, “Wow, that is so us.”
For me, photography is where art and connection collide. It’s more than just a job—it’s my passion and privilege to turn your moments into timeless art. Every couple I work with becomes a piece of my story. I carry the details of their day close to my heart—the vows, the laughter, the inside jokes whispered between kisses.
Because at the end of the day, love isn’t about the destination—it’s about the journey. And wherever love wanders, I’ll be there to capture it.
To me, photography is the most beautiful marriage of
art and connection.
In the words of Henry David Thoreau,
“It’s not about what you look at. It’s what you see.”
I believe in photographing those little things you might not even notice that capture your flow as a couple. The in-between moments, glances, crinkle-eye smiles, goosebumps. There’s nothing more beautiful and fascinating to me than the pure joy, excitement, and comfort of two people wildly in love.
There’s no need for perfect poses, perfect weather, perfect outfits, or a perfect location to capture the perfect memory. It’s about a snapshot in time - those photos that allow you to hold a feeling in your hands.
approach
candid
*let's not force anything
