We’re a queer-owned photography duo in LA, making people feel seen, safe, And celebrated.
5 things about us:
1. We’ve documented over 600+ stories since 2014.
We met through photography! After years of photographing weddings separately, we joined forces in 2019. Now we’re partners in photo, life, and rescue dog volunteering.
2. We’ve been told our photos feel like a memory you forgot you had.
That’s exactly what we’re going for. Real, lived-in, and a little cinematic. A mix of thoughtful compositions, quiet moments, laughter, genuine candids, accidental bloopers, and that one photo you’ll frame.
3. We’re queer, and this work is meaningful to us.
When we started shooting weddings, we gays couldn’t legally marry in much of the country. So every time we get to show up for love, and witness people surrounded by those who see and celebrate them, it still hits hard.
4. We know how to read the room.
We prioritize your preferences, roll with the flow, and document the day as it naturally unfolds. We’ll gently guide when needed, keep an eye on the timeline, and hold space for all the little moments in between.
We value acceptance, curiosity and kindness. We don’t take ourselves too seriously, either. Giving you an enjoyable experience and meaningful photos matters a whole lot more to us than getting featured in a magazine.
5. Most of our couples say they’re ‘awkward in photos’ (us too).
You don’t need to know how to pose or be anything but yourselves. We’ll create a space where you feel comfortable, give direction when needed, and get you photos that feel like you on your best day.
We’re here for guidance every step of the way. If you’d like to see if we’re a good fit, reach out!
Giving Back: Your day helps create second chances.
Over the past few years, we’ve fostered 170+ dogs, mostly newborn puppies (and a pig).
We’ve seen what storytelling can do. For couples, vulnerable animals, and communities.
A big part of our time and creative energy goes toward pulling dogs from euthanasia lists, providing medical care, fostering them in our home, and using photography to help them get seen and adopted.
They come to us scared, sick, and sometimes pregnant. Some for weeks, some for months.
We document their stories the same way we document weddings, with acceptance and curiosity.
They show us what they’re capable of once they feel safe.
We’re incredibly grateful for the wedding work we get to do. It’s what keeps this going. Every couple who trusts us with their day makes this work possible.
Your stories make space for theirs.
