A quiet observer, first
and always.

I started in editorial — shooting portraits and travel essays for magazines across Europe and South Asia. Weddings found me almost by accident; a friend asked, and the resulting set of photographs ended up framed on three continents.

Ten years and a hundred-and-something weddings later, Emory is what I built around that work. A small, considered studio. A handful of weddings each year. A team that cares about light, sound, archival paper, and the long memory of a single frame.

I live in London with my partner and a stubborn whippet named Beau. I shoot a mix of medium-format film and digital, and I score and grade every film myself.