I believe the most meaningful photographs happen when you’re not thinking about the camera at all.

My approach to wedding photography is centered on presence — creating space for you to experience your day fully, while I document it with intention and care. I work quietly and thoughtfully, allowing moments to unfold naturally while offering gentle guidance when needed. The result is imagery that feels honest, elevated, and true to who you are.

Most couples I work with value connection over perfection. They want photographs that feel lived-in, emotional, and effortless — images that reflect not only how their wedding looked, but how it felt. From candid exchanges to refined portraits, I balance documentary storytelling with an editorial eye, capturing your day in a way that feels both natural and timeless.

Above all, my goal is for you to feel comfortable, seen, and completely yourself. When you can stay present in the moment, the photographs become something lasting: a true reflection of your connection, your people, and the story you’re living.

This is wedding photography for couples who value meaning, artistry, and being fully present.

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WHY WORK WITH ME?

‘‘Sam was our AMAZING photographer for our mountain wedding with close family and friends. I really wanted a film forward wedding and Sam delivered! The film photos are my favorite! He made us feel comfortable in front of the camera. Both me and my partner were not great at posing/ staging for photos and Sam helped us feel comfortable and confident.’’ — Molly, Breckenridge Bride


Because how it felt matters more than how it looked.
Your wedding day will go by faster than you expect.
The small glances, the inside jokes, the late sun hitting your partner’s face just so — these are the things you’ll want to remember.
That’s what I’m here for.

I’m not just showing up with a camera.
I’m showing up with care, calm, and a sense of what truly matters.
With over a decade behind the lens and a background in visual storytelling, I approach weddings with an eye for the unposed and the unsaid. I document what’s real — not just what’s expected.
I’ve been told I bring a grounding presence. That I help couples feel at ease, even if they “hate being photographed.” That I make space for the magic to unfold naturally.
And that’s the greatest compliment I can get.

The experience matters, too.
From the moment you inquire to the moment you receive your gallery, I’m here to help you feel taken care of — not overwhelmed.
Whether you’re planning a multi-day Aspen celebration or an intimate mountain elopement, I adapt to your energy and environment.
Need help building a timeline that honors golden light?
Want space to breathe in between portraits?
I’m in your corner for all of it.

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Elopement at Loveland Pass in the winter
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