Meet Us

A Married Duo Capturing Yours.
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MEET

IAN

Photography has long felt like a part of me.
I’ve always been drawn to art, music, and the feeling of being fully present in a moment. Painting taught me how to look more closely, and jazz taught me how to trust rhythm and instinct. Photography became the place where those two things came together. I’m drawn to weddings because they hold so much at once — emotion, movement, atmosphere, and all the small in-between moments that make a day feel real.

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MEET

JJ

I’ve always been drawn to the way space can shape feeling.
I studied Interior Design and later ran a soft-furnishing company before working across architecture, interiors, and fashion. That background shaped the way I see — through form, texture, light, and the quiet relationship between people and the spaces around them. At weddings, I’m especially drawn to moments of intimacy: the atmosphere of a room, the small details, and the gestures that often say the most without needing to be announced. Deeply influenced by photographers like Harry Gruyaert, Helen Levitt, and Daido Moriyama, as well as architects and designers such as Carlo Scarpa, Lina Bo Bardi, and Peter Zumthor.

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