Been there, done that…. seriously

Over about 15 years, I photographed more than 450 weddings, plus thousands of senior and family sessions. I’ve stood in the rain with two cameras on, watched timelines fall apart, and delivered galleries at 2 a.m. after a double-header weekend...

A bride and groom in wedding attire holding each other and smiling on a snowy hilltop during dusk, with a photographer kneeling in front capturing the moment.
A wedding ceremony taking place outdoors in a wooded area with five people present, including a bride and groom exchanging vows, a photographer taking pictures, and two women watching, one in a magenta dress and one in a black vest with a striped shirt.

I loved the work, but I’m now retired from shooting.

These days, I help a small number of photographers with the part of the job that usually causes the most stress: culling and editing.

I’m not a big editing studio. It’s just me, working quietly in the background so you can stay caught up and keep your turnaround times where you want them.

If you’re looking for a long-term editor who actually understands what it’s like on a wedding day or at a chaotic family session, that’s where I’m most helpful.

A bald man taking a photograph with a professional camera on a rocky outdoor surface.