David and Debra had a multicultural wedding at Soho63 that spanned two days. The first day was the Indian Ceremony with the following day following a more traditional “American” wedding structure.

Brandon and Jessica planned the perfect backyard wedding with the ceremony taking place right smack in the middle of the road. With how emotional everyone was at this wedding, I naturally adjusted my approach to be even more hands off so that I could focus on candid moments.

Over the years, I have worked at Schnepf Farms (Queen Creek, Arizona) quite a lot. I have always appreaciated how dedicated their staff is and they tend to attract couples that I click really well with. Anthony and Rylee were no exception. This wedding at the farm house had the feel of a backyard wedding and I really love backyard weddings.

Chase and Daniella threw a rager of a party for their wedding at The IceHouse in Phoenix, Arizona. This unique venue was a perfect setting for this wedding and I came out of this wedding with some of my favorite reception photos of my career.

Gilbert and James reached out with a basic idea of what they wanted for their engagement photos and they were open to suggestions (Music to my ears). Whenever I shoot in Sedona, I often opt to drive up the Oak Creek Canyon as opposed to joining the crowds on the popular trails leading to mountain vistas. The canyon is woefully under appreciated. You can’t go wrong the crystal clear waters of Oak creek meandering through massive blueish gray boulders and framed with by the Ponderosa Pine trees.

Andy and Katy chose to do their elopement outside the San Xavier Del Bac Mission near Tucson, Arizona. This old church dates back to the late 1700’s with the construction being completed in 1797. The renovations of the building has been completed since this shoot.