Before diving into wedding photography, you may want to know who's behind the camera.
About Me
A need for creativity
It took me a long time to understand what Leonardo da Vinci meant when he said, “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.”
But once it clicked, it changed everything about the way I see the world — and the way I make photographs.
Photography has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. As a kid, I loved the thrill of freezing a moment before it slipped away. Later, during years of traveling and discovering new places, I began to see photography not just as documentation, but as an art form — a quiet way of telling human stories.
Eventually, that passion became impossible to ignore. So I left my IT career and made the leap into full-time photography.
Today, my work is rooted in a photojournalistic approach: candid emotions, honest storytelling, and a real respect for the people in front of my lens. I want couples to look at their gallery years from now and feel their day come rushing back — not as a collection of staged poses, but as a sincere, beautiful retelling of what truly happened.
Every wedding is a collaboration. I take time to understand who you are, what matters to you, and how you move through the world together. That’s how I avoid missing the quiet moments — the stolen looks, the small gestures, the subtle stories happening in between.
If you’d like to get a feel for my work, you can explore my wedding portfolio, or enjoy a curated selection in this slideshow.
When I’m not photographing weddings, I usually still have a camera in hand — often wandering through nature before sunrise, chasing the kind of light that only exists for a few minutes each day. Those experiences shape how I see and create: images rich in atmosphere, intention, and meaning.
You can also explore some of my landscape photography if you're curious.
And when I finally put the camera down, you’ll probably find me doing one of a few things I love just as much: playing drums or piano, thinking through a chess puzzle, cooking for friends, or simply being with my wife and our daughter — my greatest sources of inspiration.
My Vision for Wedding Photography
candid, unconventional storytelling
My approach to wedding photography is simple: I want to tell the truth of your day in the most beautiful, natural way possible.
I’m drawn to real moments — laughter spilling out while getting ready, a quiet breath before walking down the aisle, a whispered “I love you” that no one else hears. I work quietly and unobtrusively, letting scenes unfold rather than shaping them. I pay attention to the way light wraps around a room, how a small gesture can say everything, and how ordinary moments can become extraordinary when photographed with intention.
I’m especially passionate about how editing completes the story of a photograph. If you’re curious about how I approach color, emotion, and my signature film-inspired style, you can read more in my article The Art of Post-Processing in Wedding Photography — it’s a deep dive into the heart of how I shape images after the shutter clicks.
More than anything, my goal is to preserve the in-between moments — the first twirl on the dance floor, a hand held tightly, a soft smile exchanged when no one else is looking. These are the pieces of a wedding that often go unseen, but they’re the ones that reveal who you truly are.
What sets my work apart as wedding photographer is this dedication to storytelling: the big emotions, the small details, the beautiful chaos and the quiet intimacy. I don’t just photograph weddings; I document the beginning of a new chapter in a couple’s life, with all the depth and nuance it deserves. You can read more about my work and philosophy on my home page.
Whether you're planning an engagement session, an elopement, or a full wedding day, my intention is always the same — to create images that feel honest, cinematic, and deeply personal.
From the sun-drenched hills of Tuscany to the olive groves and bright coastlines of Puglia, I’d be honored to photograph your story wherever it unfolds.
If this resonates with you, I’d love to talk. Get in touch and let’s start creating something you’ll cherish for a lifetime.
