Portfolio

A categorized collection of my favorite images from weddings, engagements, portraits and small-business work across East Tennessee.

Everything in this portfolio was made within a few hours' drive of my home base in the East Tennessee foothills. I have sorted it into four categories because that is how people actually look for a photographer: you are planning a wedding, you want engagement photos, you need portraits of your family, or you run a business and need images that look like you. Each category page explains how I approach that kind of work, what a session or a day usually looks like, and where in the region I love to shoot.

01 Weddings

Full wedding days, from the quiet hour of getting ready to the last song. Documentary in spirit, with just enough direction to keep things moving when the schedule needs it. Mountain lodges, downtown Knoxville venues, farm weddings in Maryville and Townsend, riverfront celebrations in Chattanooga. See the wedding work.

02 Engagements

An hour or two with the two of you, somewhere that means something or somewhere simply beautiful. Engagement sessions are where we get to know each other before the wedding, and they are included in every wedding collection. See the engagement work.

03 Portraits

Families, seniors, expecting parents and individuals, photographed on location rather than in a studio. Real light, real places, and a session pace that leaves room for small children and nervous teenagers. See the portrait work.

04 Commercial

Brand, product and workspace photography for small businesses in the Knoxville, Oak Ridge and Maryville area. Images for websites, menus, social channels and print, delivered with the usage rights you need. See the commercial work.

Where to go next

If something here feels like you, the investment page covers collections and session pricing, the FAQ answers the questions I hear most, and the contact page explains how to inquire about a date. You can also read more about how I work on the about page and see recent sessions on the blog.