Are you dreaming of an adventurous wedding or elopement in Maine or beyond?
Not afraid to think outside the box? Do you love being outdoors? Maybe you’re picturing hiking to the top of a mountain for your engagement photos or eloping in a meaningful, remote place. Or perhaps you have a deep connection to Maine and have always wanted to get married along the coast or in Acadia National Park. If so, we might be a perfect fit.
As a Maine wedding and adventure elopement photographer, I’m all about capturing genuine, unscripted moments — not stiff poses. My focus is on emotion, connection, and storytelling, so that years from now, even your friends and loved ones who couldn’t be there will feel your day through the images I create.
I work with couples who aren’t afraid to get their dress a little muddy or feel the wind in their hair — the ones who want to take a risk, embrace adventure, and do something out of the ordinary. Whether it’s an intimate elopement in Acadia National Park, a rustic barn wedding in the Maine countryside, or a destination celebration halfway around the world, I’m there to document it all.
What makes me different: I’m university-trained in photographic imaging arts and sciences from RIT, with a concentration in photojournalism. Before becoming a full-time wedding photographer, I worked on the Appalachian Trail as a backcountry ranger, living in a tent for six months. That experience shaped how I see the world — patient, observant, and deeply connected to nature.
I believe the key to happiness is directly correlated to the number of adventures one has. Over the past 20 years, I’ve photographed hundreds of weddings and elopements across six continents (Antarctica, you’re next!). My work has been featured in publications including Outside Magazine, Backpacker Magazine, National Geographic Adventure, and Down East Magazine.
I’m based in New England and available for weddings and elopements across Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and worldwide. From the rugged coastlines of Maine and the peaks of Acadia to the Faroe Islands, the Tetons, and beyond — no trail is too long, no destination too far.
My photography has been published in or used by:
Backpacker Magazine
National Geographic Traveler
Outside Magazine Bank
Men's Journal
AAA Living
Downeast Magazine
Colby Magazine
Yankee Magazine
Maine Magazine
N'East Magazine
Appalachian Trail Journeys
ByFaith Magazine
Freeskier Magazine
Blue Buffalo
Harper Publishing
Camden National Bank
Green and Healthy Maine
Thalo Blue
L.L. Bean
The Appalachian Trail Conservancy
International Medical Solutions
About.com
Delta Airlines
Cathay Pacific Airlines
Maine Dept. of Fish and Wildlife
Boston Magazine