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Where Time Lingers
Medium formats like 35mm film and Super 8 have seen a resurgence in wedding photography, celebrated for their ability to capture moments with a nostalgic, vintage charm. Unlike digital photography, which offers crisp precision, 35mm film brings a softer, more organic quality with its natural grain, rich colors, and dynamic range, lending a timeless feel to wedding images. Super 8, with its signature flickering motion, warm tones, and slightly imperfect texture, transforms wedding videos into cinematic love stories reminiscent of classic home movies. These formats not only enhance the romantic and emotional aspects of the day but also provide a unique, artistic approach to storytelling. By embracing the imperfections and raw beauty of analog film, 35mm and Super 8 create wedding memories that feel intimate, authentic, and truly enduring.
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35mm & super 8
Aubrey is not only an amazing photographer but she is such a kind soul. She made every moment of our wedding magical and communicated effortlessly amongst us and our wedding party/guests. Her artistry and eye for photography brings us to tears every time we go through the images. We are so happy we went with Aubrey to capture our special day!
Angelica & Caleb
"She made every moment of the wedding magical."
Since our first phone call, I knew Aubrey was the right photographer to capture our special day(s). She took the time to learn about us as a couple and answer all our wonderings. During engagement session, she was calm, composed, and captured our love so effortlessly. On our wedding day, she was timely and captured every moment of our day, beautifully! I was very particular about hiring a photographer, as I feel that wedding photos are the only tangible you get to have forever (besides your spouse) and we absolutely made the best decision working with Aubrey! Thank you for everything!!
Amanda & Alex
"She was calm, composed, and captured our love so effortlessly!"
authentic Moments
Your photos should feel as real as the moment they were captured — not overly posed, not overly perfect, just honest. The goal is to strike a balance between editorial structure and the natural, candid moments that unfold in between. A mix of light direction and thoughtful prompts encourages movement, emotion, and genuine connection, without feeling performative. Instead of stiff poses, expect natural interactions: a quiet glance, a soft touch, a shared laugh. Moments that aren’t staged but gently guided. This approach allows space for creativity while still capturing beautifully composed images that feel elevated yet true to the people in them. It's about documenting connection in its most purest form.
