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WHO I AM

I edit for shape before beauty. A wide frame earns its place by telling you where you are; a detail earns its place by making you lean in.
What follows is one wedding, cut from three hundred images to eighteen, and the six decisions I'd defend.

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Three Hundred Images. Fifteen Frames.

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HOW I SEE

Most galleries arrive with fifteen good photographs of the same moment. The work is deciding which one is the moment.Pace is what most edits lose first. Fifteen frames at the same scale read as a catalogue, not a day.I'm drawn to the frames a couple wouldn't have chosen for themselves: the half-second before the pose settles, the table after the room has emptied, the hand that gives away what the face is hiding.

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