My Style

I notice what’s happening, and I photograph it.

That’s really it.

A wedding isn’t the story — it’s the reason everyone comes together. The story is everything else.

The people you chose to be there. The energy in the room. The love, friendship and history that all exist for that day in one place.

That’s what I’m paying attention to.

I’m not directing your day or trying to make it look like something it isn’t. I’m watching how things unfold — the small interactions, the connections, the moments that pass quietly but stay with you long after the day is over.

Most couples don’t choose a photographer because of a “style”. They choose images they connect with and someone they feel comfortable having around — especially when they’re bringing friends and family together from different countries. If you like what you see on this site, it’s probably because the people in the photos look like themselves.

That’s intentional.

I won’t ask you to perform or constantly stop what you’re doing. I’m there to observe, not interfere. Sometimes I’ll step in to help you find good light or move you away from distractions — but the moment stays yours.

Will I take some beautiful portraits of you? Absolutely. These are part of the story, the images your parents and grandparents will display, share and cherish for years to come.

I grew up in London, where you learn quickly how to read people and blend in. Now I live and work in Dalmatia, photographing destination weddings along the Croatian coast. Being local here, while sharing the same cultural reference points as many of my couples helps me stay grounded in both — the place you’re in, and the people you’ve brought with you.

I’m not interested in trends or forcing a look onto your day. I want the photos to make sense years from now — not because they’re “timeless”, but because they’re honest.

Your gallery will be a mix of colour and black & white, chosen instinctively. Some moments need colour. Some don’t. I don’t overthink it.

If you’re looking for something heavily posed or directed, I might not be the right photographer for you.