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I was born in Brasilia, Brazil, a city blessed with temperate weather, a mixture of people from all over Brazil and the style of architect Oscar Niermayer. Surrounded by brightly painted houses and concrete high-rises, tropical trees and modern architecture, I developed my first sensibility to color and contrast.
My college years were spent in Brisbane, Australia. There I soaked in the desert pastels and ocean blues, and the genuine relaxed attitude of the people. I also started documenting my experience in photography.
My next stop was Los Angeles, California. I was there to earn my Master’s in Linguistics from UCLA, but also ended up meeting my husband and soulmate, Dan, and discovering photography as a form of expression and falling in love with it. Surrounded by people whose passion was film, I also learned a lot about the technical side of photography.
Now I live in vibrant, motivating, contrasted New York. I love it here. It was in New York that I discovered wedding photography as a form of art, while meeting the most interesting variety of couples. The women who get married here are beautiful, interesting, and give me opportunities to tell unique stories through my pictures.
I love the excitement of meeting a new couple and working with them to learn their story. If you want to say hi, tell me a bit about yourself, perhaps go for a coffee or chat over email, please feel free to ‘contact’ me.
My wedding work has been featured on Rock’n'Roll Bride, Lela New York, the Wedding Bee Blog, Victoria with Roses, I Lucky and Lovely, The Boho Wedding Blog, Brenda’s Wedding Blog, and Love Photography Blogs. My non-wedding art work has appeared at the Pomp and Circumstance magazine blog, Cultpolitan Magazine, Photodrifting.com and it was also shown at the Eye Level Gallery and at an exihibit at the Brooklyn Artillery at Castle Braid Art Fest.
To hear from previous clients, please have a look at praise.