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Welcome to my Blog!

When I studied photojournalism in college, something about newspaper photography didn't quite click with me. I began to shoot weddings soon thereafter and discovered I had found the perfect fit for my passion for photography. After photographing almost 150 weddings--and attending my own--I still absolutely love the wedding day and everything that comes with it. I enjoy meeting couples during the planning process because there are so many fun things about to happen in their lives. The
wedding is one of the most significant of these occasions, and I am
honored when I am asked to photograph this special moment. I look forward to capturing the candid, emotional moments of each unique day that will help couples cherish their wedding photos forever.



Monthly Archives: November 2009

Emily, Andrew and Molly

I recently took holiday photos for Emily, Andrew and Molly. I think Mom and Dad would agree that these children are angels and Molly is as cute as ever!

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Lauren and Cesar’s Engagement Photos

I photographed Lauren and Cesar’s engagement photos in and around Millennium Park in late October…the perfect time for beautiful fall colors! It was a gorgeous day for photos. I can’t wait for their wedding next July! Here are a few of my favorites.

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Meg and Rob

If I had to choose one word to describe Meg and Rob’s wedding, I think it would be FUN. Amidst the rainy October day, they had a beautiful wedding ceremony and an amazing reception at Mill Creek Country Club in Geneva. I could tell their guests had the time of their lives…definitely one for the...

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Deval and Blake’s Wedding

Deval and Blake had a whirlwind day at the Meadows Club in Rolling Meadows. Two ceremonies and three outfit changes later Deval and Blake were married. I absolutely loved the chance to shoot an Indian wedding, as there are so many beautiful colors and traditions that occur. I loved how they used a Hummer in...

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