let's talk medium.

​You want any photographer you work with to have range. From their gear to their skill set and experience, to their eye; it’s important to be able to outsource your vision to someone with the technical expertise to get your job done. I’m proud to shoot both film and digital, with a personal love for film photography.

Why Digital?

Digital photography absolutely has its place. It’s fast, flexible, and delivers clean, consistent results every time. If we’re shooting digital, your images will be crisp, true-to-color, and we’ll have a high level of control over the final result.

Digital is ideal for high-volume shoots, interiors, and any situation where speed and precision matter most — think hospitality, products, or spaces where lighting can shift and timing is key. I shoot with both Fujifilm and SONY gear and love the versatility they offer.

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Why Film?

Film photography brings depth, texture, and an emotional quality that’s hard to replicate. When you look at film photos, while it may not be a conscious thought, you'll sense this tactile romanticism — a magical, ethereal, and a slightly nostalgic sense to the photographs. While it isn't ideal in some instances, film shines in lifestyle imagery, brand storytelling, and any project that needs to feel timeless or a little unexpected.

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If your goal is to stop someone mid-scroll, to create something that feels unique, or to tell a story that lingers, clarity alone might not cut it. That’s where film comes in. That’s where we may choose to do differently.
 

Curious which medium is best for your project? Let’s chat. I'll bring the camera. (Or several.)