Early in my photography journey, I met an older gentleman who owned a small photography store in New Jersey. After he trained new employees, he always asked them:
"What do we sell?"
Most people answered with the obvious: Cameras, lenses, tripods, gear, etc.
He shook his head and told me:
"No. We sell memories. Photographs are snapshots in time that capture a memory which can't be taken away."
That moment changed the way I see photography. I carry that philosophy into every photo I take.
To me, photography isn't just about posing or having the perfect lighting for clients. It's about preserving the honesty of a moment, the emotion between people, and the story behind a glance or a smile.
My goal is to create images that feel real, warm, and unforgettable. The kind of photos you return to years from now because they still make you feel something.