The art of photography captivated my heart at a young age. Since then, I've dedicated my life to my craft. Running a full-time business over the past six years, I've been fully immersed in the wedding industry in Northern California, soaking in each moment to grow with my art.
Approaching clients with an intentional and open heart connects us in the most authentic way. I want to know you, hear your values, and tell your story. Rooted in authenticity and guided by the present moment.
My love for creation and connection has been evident; as a creative entrepreneur, serving my clients with a heart of excellence is my calling and purpose.
During my first years as a wedding photographer, I was all about curation, leadership, and direction. As I have grown, I have found a greater appreciation for the art of being the observer. This gives me the space to capture the authentic moments, the layers that surround you, the people that embrace you, the colors or textures that create your venue, and all the things in between. My job is not to be a creative director but simply a creative. While I am confident in my ability to take a leadership role when necessary, my first intention on a wedding day is to lean into the moment with you. Allowing it to be what it is, not what I can make it be. Preserving your memories and moments in the truest form, highlighting your love in its own uniqueness, and flowing throughout your wedding days with your blessing to capture it as it is.
" She let our personalities shine in the photos, and they feel so intimate and real"
"We knew we had to have her as our wedding photographer from the moment we met her. Immediately after our first phone call, we knew we had made a lifelong friend."
"She not only is so professional, organized, and skilled at what she does but she is also the most kind, wonderful and thoughtful person and is a joy to be around."
"With her talented eye and insane skill, Hannah captured not only moments that tell a story on their own, but memories that we get to relive through the photos every time we see them. "