Hi! I am a wedding photographer working between Amsterdam and New York, documenting weddings across both coasts and everywhere in between. The work lives in the space between planned and unplanned - where nothing is staged, but nothing is missed either. [Replace with your own short description - three/four sentences, no more.]
A story built on passion, light and timing.
about ■
I grew up between two cities and learned early that home isn't a place - it's people, caught in their own light. My father moved to New York when I was young, so I spent my childhood on planes before I ever picked up a camera. Maybe that's why I never learned to sit still behind one either - I follow, I wait, I catch things as they happen instead of asking anyone to hold still for me. [Replace with your own story - where you grew up, how you started, what pulled you toward weddings specifically.]
Two cities, one eye for light
How it started ■
No shot list, no forced walk to "the good light." I spend the first hour just watching - how the room moves, where the light actually falls. By the time I start shooting, I already know where the story is. [Replace with your own working style or a habit that's distinctly yours.]
Style & Approach
The playlist that gets the editing done - and somehow always ends up on the dance floor at the next wedding too. [Replace with your own go-to playlist, artist, or the song that always makes it into your reels.]
Currently on repeat
Portugal. Greece. Iceland, if anyone's brave enough for the wind. [Replace with your own dream destinations - this doubles as a quiet signal to couples planning somewhere unexpected.]
Still on the list
Not an everyday moment — so you don't want an everyday approach. And you want someone beside you who understands that. [Below is space to walk through your process in 3 steps. Show especially: what does the client gain from this.]
What's in my bag
get to know me
"She was everywhere and nowhere. We forgot she was there - until we saw the photographs." [Replace with a real review, ideally one about you personally rather than the photos.]
[Couple names]
If this sounds like the kind of photographer you've been picturing, I'd love to hear about your day. [This is the call-to-action section, used at the bottom of a page so visitors have a clear next step after scrolling. You can link through to your contact page, or set this button to open a contact form as a popup instead.]
