I Want to Hear Your Story
Here’s a little about mine…
My Journey
My path to photography began in an unexpected place—after earning a degree in finance. While my academic background was shaped by numbers and logic, my heart was always drawn to art. Throughout high school and my six years in college, I made it a priority to take art classes every year, exploring different mediums and styles. Even though art felt “impractical” as a career choice at the time, it remained my creative outlet and personal passion.
It wasn’t until a trip to Portland, Oregon, that I found photography. Picking up a camera for the first time, I discovered a new way to connect with nature and people and tell their stories. That single moment sparked a lifelong love for capturing the beauty and emotion in life’s most meaningful moments.
Studying theology for three years deepened my appreciation for life’s connections and the stories that make us human. I also had the privilege of living in the UK and traveling across Europe, Dubai, India, and the United States. These experiences expanded my worldview, exposing me to the richness of diverse cultures and art, which continues to inspire my work to this day.
Today, I’ve had the honor of photographing weddings, family milestones, portraits, life events, and celebrations of all kinds. Every shoot is an opportunity to turn fleeting moments into timeless keepsakes.
My Passion
Art has always been my foundation—from sketching and art history classes to discovering the artistry of photography. These experiences have shaped how I see the world and inspire every photo I take.
I’m captivated by the beauty of life’s raw, authentic moments—the laughter, the quiet glances, the unspoken connections. My goal is to create images that tell a story and evoke deep emotion, whether it’s the joy of a wedding day, the warmth of a family gathering, or the celebration of a milestone.
Every photo I create is more than just an image—it’s a legacy. My work is about giving you something timeless, something that brings your memories to life with every glance. That’s what drives me: knowing I’m preserving the moments that truly matter.
My Soul
As a lifelong surfer, I’ve always found inspiration in the rhythm of the ocean and the stillness of the desert. These experiences have taught me to slow down, appreciate beauty in the present, and bring that mindfulness to every photoshoot.
Photography, to me, is about connection. It’s about capturing the moments that make you feel seen, valued, and authentically you. I approach every session with curiosity and intuition, letting the story unfold naturally. Whether it’s helping you feel confident in front of the camera or capturing candid interactions, I strive to create a relaxed, fun, and meaningful experience.
My travels have added to my storytelling perspective, showing me the intricate beauty of people and places around the world. From historic architecture in Europe to the vibrant energy of India, these influences shape my work, adding depth and artistry to every frame.
I don’t just photograph how your moments look—I capture how they feel. Let’s create something extraordinary and uniquely yours.
Let’s Connect
Whether you’re planning a wedding, celebrating a family milestone, or simply want a portrait session that reflects who you are, I’d love to hear your story. Together, we’ll create images that are as authentic and timeless as the moments they represent.
CLIENTS:
H&M
Lido Electric Boat Co.
Newport Board Club
Details A Design Firm
Royal Hen
Helmsman AleHouse
Kent Martin Realty
Silverstar Sound & Electric
Slm gym
Hawker Construction
Dory Deli
“When photographing, I generally
look for some sort of resonance,
connection, spark of recognition. I
try not to make conscious decisions
ahead of time about what I am
looking for.
I don’t make any elaborate
preparations before I go to a location.
Essentially I find locations, walk,
explore and perhaps photograph.
I never know whether I will be in
these places minutes, hours or
days. For me, approaching subject
matter to photograph is a bit like
meeting a person and beginning a
conversation. How does one know
ahead of time where that will lead,
what the subject matter will be, how
— Michael Kenna