The Magic of 35mm.

The Canon A-1 I’ll be carrying on your wedding day isn't just a piece of vintage gear—it’s the same camera that captured my own childhood.
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I grew up obsessed with the mechanical click-whirr of the shutter and the tactile weight of the metal.Inherited from a family friend, this camera has seen decades of stories.

Now, it’s how I document yours. Shooting film isn’t about being 'retro'; it’s about the intentionality of slowing down.

In a world of unlimited digital bursts, film forces me to wait for the perfect light, find the breath, and focus manually.

It’s an art of patience.

I’m not here to stage a photoshoot. I shoot film alongside my video work, capturing the natural, unscripted moments as they happen. I’ll work with your photographer to ensure I’m documenting the day without ever getting in the way.

Film is hungry for light. While I won’t take you away for hours, I might ask you to step into a patch of beautiful sun or wait a few seconds longer to dial in the perfect manual settings. It’s a slower process, and that’s why it works.

Every roll is a surprise. You might find a bit of grain, a slight soft focus, or a unique light leak. These aren't 'errors'—they are the thumbprints of the analog process that make your photos feel like actual memories.