Our style

In all our work, whether we're shooting a momentous occasion (like a wedding) or an everyday moment (like a father and son on an evening walk together), we strive to capture and draw out the "spirit of the moment." Our goal is to show the "bigger picture" that surrounds the moment, while also capturing and accentuating the small and nuanced details - a playful grin, an endearing gaze, a tender embrace - these are the things that really capture the heart of what's going on and they're the moments we want to memorialize.

OUR PHILOSoPHY

What is photography? Is it just the process of taking pictures or is it something more?

What about the photos themselves? Are they just images, or is there "more than meets the eye?"

All of us are aware that life is short - perhaps 80 or 90 years, at best. Many of us are also aware that this life goes by quickly. Childhood merriment gives way to awkward adolescence. Adolescence subsides and blossoms into adulthood. Adulthood matures into the weathered "patina" of old age. Throughout the years many of us will get married, have children, relocate, experience various milestones, joys, and losses and yet, throughout it all, we hardly take a moment to pause and reflect... "Where have we come from?"... "Where are we now?"... "Where are we going?" These important questions often get swept aside by the frenetic pace of life. Fortunately, it doesn't have to be this way!

Reminders are valuable.

Scripture is full of encouragements to "remember" for this simple reason: we are creatures who are prone to forget! Thoughtfully reflecting on the events of the past week can be challenging, let alone the events of the past decade! So, how do we cultivate a practice of reflection and remembrance? One powerful way is through photos, which is where we come in... Learn more here.