I'm Evan — a Jacksonville wedding and Disney photographer since 2008, creating film-inspired images for couples who believe their love story deserves to be told in the most honest light.
Your photos are the only thing left
when the flowers fade and the music stops.
They should look like the day felt.
I picked up a camera in 2008 and I haven't put it down since. Based in Jacksonville, Florida, I specialize in weddings and Disney sessions — the two kinds of moments where love is visible in the air, not just on someone's face.
My approach is quiet and unhurried. I find the light before I find the subject. I wait for the real moment instead of staging a perfect one. I want your gallery to feel less like a photo shoot and more like a letter from a day you lived.
Most couples come to me because their images are stunning on Instagram but the existing site buries them in a 2016 grid with no way to say yes. Let me fix that — and let the work speak first.
I'm not a director with a shot list. I'm a person who knows light, who moves quietly, who waits for the moment that actually happened — and I press the shutter when it does.
Weddings, Disney sessions, engagements, and portraits — curated across Northeast Florida and beyond. Filter by session type.
A ceremony that started with rain on the forecast and ended in the most improbable golden light. Sarah and Michael had been together for nine years. The way he looked at her walking down the aisle — you don't direct that. You just wait for it.
Jenna and Tyler had their first date at Disney World in 2019. Four years later, we shot their engagement session in the parks after closing — just the two of them, the castle lights, and a quiet that you only get when the guests have all gone home.
An outdoor ceremony under Spanish moss with a guest list of 40 and the most relaxed couple I have ever photographed. Amanda and Chris didn't want a photographer. They wanted a guest with a camera who knew what light looked like at 6 PM in October.
Every session is personal and unhurried. Pricing is available on inquiry — I only take on a limited number of weddings per year so I can give each couple full attention.
Full-day wedding photography with a quiet, documentary approach. I'm in the room when it matters and invisible when it doesn't.
Engagement, anniversary, or proposal photography at Walt Disney World or Disneyland. Morning magic hours, after-close private sessions, and everything in between.
Engagement sessions, anniversary portraits, family sessions, and editorial couple work. Locations chosen for light, not for novelty.
Fill out the inquiry form with your date, venue, and what you're looking for. I respond personally within 48 hours.
We hop on a call or meet for coffee. I want to know your story before I know your shot list.
I show up early, move quietly, and photograph everything — the chaos, the quiet, the real moments in between.
Fully edited, full-resolution images delivered via your private online gallery within 4–6 weeks of your date.
Evan was the best decision we made for our wedding. He blended in completely — and when we opened our gallery three weeks later we cried for an hour. There were moments in there I didn't even know he'd seen.
We had a Disney session and the images are genuinely magical. Not staged-magical. Actually magical. It felt like we were the only people in the park. I've printed four of them and they're all over our apartment.
We're not photo people. We told Evan that upfront. He said that was fine. He just showed up and documented our day — and what came back was the most honest record of who we are together. We reference those images constantly.
What I remember most is that I forgot he was there. That's the highest compliment I can give a photographer. The images look like a love story, not a photo session. Book him before he's full.
I only take on a limited number of weddings and sessions each year. If you have a date, a venue, or just a feeling — reach out now. Let's find out if we're the right fit.
I respond to every genuine inquiry personally — usually within 48 hours. Tell me your date, your venue, and what matters most to you. That's enough to start.