I was introduced to weddings and events through my parent's photography and videography business, that's right, they pionnered this route for me back in the 2010's.
Pictured are parent's nostalgic wedding photos which are some of the most important photos in my mother's life. She was 27 and he was 28. Their photos remind me of the legacy they have gifted me, their values and the traditions. I will always be thankful to the photographer who showed up for them and their memories that day because I get to treasure their images for a lifetime.
'm a bilingual wedding photographer based in Los Angeles, CA. I have 15 years of experience
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and have photographed over 100 weddings. My work has taken me to photograph weddings throughout the Pacific Northwest, Southern California, Nevada, the Southwest, and Mexico.
As a wedding photographer, I have the privilege of stepping into the lives of couples and their families; freezing moments of love, joy, and connection. My mission is to preserve the memories that will be treasured, shared, and reminisced over for years, so that future generations can feel the laughter, and magic that filled the air on their wedding day.
'm a bilingual wedding & portrait photographer based in
Los Angeles, CA. I have fifteen years of experience and have photographed
February 04, 1994
I CAN COOK AMAZING HOMEMADE
Mexican food. It takes me back to my childhood eating my mom's homemade dishes
FAVorite outdoor activity
acquired nicknames
favorite movieS
Running, Cycling
Lupita, Lupe Fiasco, Loops, Fruit Loops
13 Going on 30, Nacho Libre, The Twilight Saga
Favorite lA dodger player
Shohei Ohtani
some facts
Having my own photography business has been a roller coaster of emotions and it has taught me the importance of strength and resilience. The photography industry in Southern California is always evolving and with it so do I. As an artist, its important to keep up with the trends and thankfully, I have learned to enjoy it. Recently, I have started to incorporate different mediums like 35mm film and aerial photography.
During the end of the pandemic, I took the risk and left my part-time job to pursue my photography business full-time. It was a scary time but I chose to have faith over fear.
After receiveing my bachelors degree in Psychology from Portland State, I realized I still yearned to pursue wedding photography in Southern California. So, 3 months after graduation, I stuffed everything I owned inside my Nissan Sentra and drove south for 16 hours to LA.
When I was in high school, I spent my summer weekends photographing dozens of quinceaneras and HS senior portraits during the fall all throughout the suburbs of Portland, Oregon. I knew that I had to keep building my portfolio and refine my craft.
I was 16 when I wrote in my diary that I wanted to be a “Los Angeles wedding photographer” when I grew up.