personal projects

These personal projects are where my editorial voice is refined. They allow me to slow down, study light, shape posture, and explore composition with intention—much like an editorial spread created for a magazine rather than a moment captured in passing. Each image is thoughtfully constructed, balancing elegance with restraint, direction with ease.

This approach directly informs how I photograph weddings. I guide my subjects with subtlety, paying close attention to lines, gesture, and expression, while allowing space for authenticity to unfold. The result is imagery that feels composed yet natural—polished without being forced. These projects are not separate from my wedding work; they are an extension of it. They represent how I see, how I pose, and how I create photographs that feel timeless, editorial, and worthy of the page.

Editorial Studies in Light & Form