Get to know Luke!

Don’t forget to take some time to view some of my full weddings on the blog.  If you enjoy my work and think we would work well together, give me a call.  We’ll get started.

Light and Color

I work, you play!

My mission is very simple—take beautiful photos while my clients enjoy their day.  On the surface my job is pretty simple-I take pictures.  But as the saying goes a picture is worth a thousand words. Your wedding day will be filled with wonderful moments and powerful feelings.  I am passionate about making sure they are forever.

At the end of my work day, we have a product—a wonderful photographic record. But we also had an experience. We created something artful along the way and together we found your wedding story.

I’m always part of the action. We meet long before the wedding day. We spend time learning about each other. You learn a bit about my eye, my focus, what I think is important. And I come to see who you are, what you value. We plan together so our visions align and we have confidence in each other. Then you have the time of your life while I go to work.

Flow

No two clients are the same

My process is organic. Planning is always important but great pictures are often born in the moment. I may find or make beautiful light to put you in. Pose you a bit. Or let everything happen spontaneously. Either way I capture it all and the result is something relaxed and genuine.

Light

My guiding……

Light motivates me to make something beautiful. I follow the shine, the shadows and softness that is offered in order to create something authentic. A great photo has deliberate composition, honest emotion and above all a light that complements the scene. The fleeting glow suggests mood, sculpts scenes, draws the eye and adds drama. I am always moving after or before the light, working to create.

My Studio at 51 Bridge Street Collinsville, Connecticut

I bought 51 Bridge Street in 2014. I love this building. It was built on a perch over the Farmington River in the late 1800’s. I started renovating a few years ago; thought I would never finish. It has the original quarter sawn floors. Old doors. The locks and knobs are from that long ago era as are the 1800 century architectural lines. My studio space is on the first floor where I meet clients for the first time and begin lifelong relationships.