Kendra and Alex got married twice. Sort of. There was the version I photographed at McDade Park in Scranton…the dress rehearsal where we captured every intentional detail they'd spent months planning and then there was the real ceremony. The one that happened after I left, with no camera, no guests, no officiant. Just the two of them, the setting sun, and vows they'd written without an audience to perform for.

Winter gets written off a lot., it’s too cold, too gray, too much. What if that's exactly the point? The deep blue, the white fur, the way a martini glass catches the light. Winter has always been wearable art. We just have to decide to wear it. We don't need a reason to feel like ourselves. We don't need to wait for the right moment to take up space, to wear the fur, to hold the martini glass like we mean it.

That feeling when everything clicks during a session? The light, the outfit, the energy , it all came together for these golden hour portraits and I am obsessed with the results!

A senior portrait session among the sunflower fields at Brown Hill Farms in Tunkhannock, PA

The Tribe and The Unforgettable Fire play Rockin The Rover 2024 in Wilkes-Barre, PA

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