Film isn’t new, and it’s certainly not a trend, it’s timeless. It’s where my love for photography began. I learned to photograph in high school, in a black and white film class, spending hours in the darkroom developing my own rolls. That process shaped everything about how I create today—slowly, intentionally, and with deep reverence for the craft.

There’s something about film that asks you to pause. To observe. To trust your instincts before pressing the shutter. Each frame is deliberate, each click meaningful. The grain, the softness, the way light lingers, it’s imperfectly perfect, and that’s the beauty of it.

Film has become such an integral part of my work that it’s included in every collection I offer, whether that’s 35mm, 120 medium format, or Polaroids. You never have to choose to include it; it’s simply part of how I tell your story. And for couples wanting to bring even more motion and texture to their day, Super 8 coverage is available as an additional add-on.

Because for me, film isn’t about nostalgia, it’s about presence. It’s a way of honoring the in-between, the unposed, and the deeply felt. These images carry warmth, texture, and a sense of memory—photographs that already feel lived-in, like tangible heirlooms of your love.

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