Imagination has always been my closest companion. Long before I ever considered photography as a career, I knew I wanted to create—to tell stories that people could feel. As a kid, I was always taking pictures or making movies, drawn to the idea that moments could be captured and remembered. Throughout high school, I took every opportunity I could to grab a camera—even when that camera was just an iPhone—and create something meaningful. I didn’t just want to document moments; I wanted to make things people would love, things that made them feel seen. After high school, I was given the opportunity to film my very first wedding. From the moment the day began, I was hooked. The ceremony, the quiet in-between moments, the laughter, the final details—I wanted to capture all of it. Weddings felt sacred to me, and I quickly realized how powerful it was to preserve such an important day in someone’s life. Word began to spread within my church, and before I knew it, I was filming weddings for couples who trusted me with their stories.