Victoria has been capturing the human experience, and more specifically love and weddings, since 2015. She graduated from Indiana University with a degree in Photojournalism and Art History and studied street photography in Paris. In the city of love, she developed her skill for anticipating candid moments between humans, something she considers her specialty. After college, Victoria interned at Milk Studios in Los Angeles.

Victoria currently resides and was born in Southern California, but has also called London, Paris, Indiana and Connecticut home. Each place has inspired her work in it’s own unique way. She is inspired by the coastal ease of California, the romance of Paris, the fashion of London and the nostalgia of New England. She is a self -proclaimed history nerd. The love of history lends itself to the interest in preserving the human experience through images for future generations.

Victoria’s work has been published in VOGUE, Over the Moon, Domino Mag, Clever by Architectural Digest, Anti-Bride, Martha Stewart Weddings and more.

Artist Statement:

I read a quote in one of my college textbooks that has always stuck with me. It says, “Pictures make people feel less alone. They look at a picture and say ‘that’s how I feel’, that is enough for me.” That is why I do this.

I want you to feel something when you look at your photos. Kind of like how the scent of dew on grass can bring you right back to that one summer vacation you had as a child. You smell it and can’t help but be transported to that place.

I create the kind of photos you spend hours sifting through, after eating maybe a little too much at a family gathering, sitting cross-legged on the carpet, while finishing that bottle of wine or a warm cup of tea. I want your photos to create even more connection after your wedding day is over and the last drop of champagne has been poured.

Because in the end, that is what weddings are all about, connecting with the people you love.