Digital + film
intentional storytelling
timeless imagery
Legacy Preserved
The Heart Behind
Dandelions & Film
Every family has a story worth remembering. Mine is simply helping you preserve yours.
The dandelion has always reminded me that the simplest things often become the most meaningful.
A single dandelion carries wishes, hope, memories, and the quiet beauty of letting moments drift into stories we’ll treasure forever. It’s a reminder that life isn’t made up only of grand celebrations—it’s found in the tiny glances, the laughter between poses, the tears no one expected, and the hands that naturally find each other.
That’s exactly how I see photography.
The word Film represents something equally meaningful to me. As I’ve grown as a photographer, I’ve fallen in love with film because it teaches patience, intention, and trust. Every frame matters. It slows me down enough to notice the moments that can’t be recreated.
Together, Dandelions & Film represents the way I approach every session—capturing life’s fleeting moments with intention so they become timeless memories.
Because years from now, photographs aren’t just pictures.
They’re proof that you were here.
That you loved.
That your family grew.
That your story mattered.
If your looking for photographs that feel honest, timeless, and unmistakably you, I'd be honored to tell your story.
 
 
Years from now, I don't want you to remember the pose.
I want you to remember the feeling.
 
 
 
My Promise to You
I believe in thoughtful, considered, and personal collaborations
 
From the first conversation to the final gallery, I want this experience to feel effortless and genuine. My goal isn’t to create perfect poses—it’s to create space for authentic moments to unfold naturally.
I will gently guide you when needed, step back when the moment deserves it, and document your story with intention. Whether we’re shooting on digital or film, every image is created with one purpose: preserving the emotions you’ll want to relive for years to come.
I believe the most meaningful photographs don’t just show what happened—they remind you exactly how it felt.