Fuck the norms & break the molds
This is your story, and it’s meant to be seen.
You don’t have to shrink yourself to fit into someone else’s version of what love should look like. You don’t have to soften your edges or hide the parts of yourself that don’t fit the mold. You don’t need permission to take up space, to be seen, to exist in your fullness.
If you’ve ever felt awkward in front of a camera, if you’ve worried about how your body looks in photos, if wedding photography has ever felt like it was only for a certain kind of couple, if you’ve ever questioned whether you belong in this space — you do.
The way you move, the way you love, the way you simply are, it’s all worth remembering.
Love is ancient, mythic, and elemental. It belongs to you, exactly as you are.
You don’t have to be a certain size, a certain kind of couple, or fit into a perfect mold to deserve photos that make you feel powerful. You already are. I’m just here to make sure you see it, too.
Love isn’t one-size-fits-all. It doesn’t follow rules, traditions, or expectations,
and neither do the people who choose to stand beside each other and say yes.
Every love is sacred.
Every body is worthy.
Every story is mystic.
Sarah is incredible!
"I struggled with being comfortable in front of the camera and had a fiancé that did not like lots of pictures being taken. From the first moment I talked to Sarah I knew I would be comfortable and this would be amazing. We did engagement photos and this was just further enforced! Not only does Sarah take breath taking photos, she checks in with you as she does them. She is a safe space, she hears you and encourages you. She is also an amazing hype woman!! We got our sneak peek photos back from our wedding and I just can’t stop looking at them. STUNNING! Thank you Sarah our wedding only lasted for the day but these photos will be a beautiful reminder of it for the rest of our lives.”
- Schuyler & James
I believe in the power of shadow and light, in the way love exists beyond rules or traditions, in the fleeting moments that most people miss — the way your hands instinctively find each other in a crowded room, the way golden hour drapes you in something almost otherworldly, the way time bends and stretches in the moments that matter most.
But more than anything, you should feel comfortable enough to actually enjoy it. To me, that means no forced poses, awkward silences, or pressure to perform.
I’m not here to stage a photoshoot. I’m here to document what’s real — the chaos, the stillness, the in-between, the way it all felt.
A film and digital documentary style wedding photographer based in the Foothills of the Adirondacks.
Hey, I'm Sarah (she/they)
This is the start of your marriage, your story, your next chapter. It should feel like yours, down to the last detail.
Stressing over guest lists, traditions that don’t feel right, and making sure no one gets offended is not how we do things around here.
If that means skipping the ballroom for a mountaintop, a candlelit barn, or a windswept field — do it.
If that means eloping in hiking boots or throwing a wedding so full of color and life it feels like stepping into a dream — do it.
This is your day. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.
Love isn’t one-size-fits-all. It doesn’t follow rules, traditions, or expectations, and neither do the people who choose to stand beside each other and say yes.
Your wedding,
Your rules
Maybe you’re a little untraditional, a little witchy, a little wild. Maybe you don’t mind getting your dress a little dirty, running through a field, twirling in the rain, or feeling the earth beneath your feet as you say your vows.
Maybe you see beauty in contrast — light and shadow, color and mood, softness and grit. You don’t care about perfection; you care about how it feels.
That might mean walking down the aisle beneath towering pines, hiking to say your vows with Lake George stretching out below you, or stealing a quiet moment in a sun-drenched field, just the two of you. Maybe it’s a candlelit barn that’s seen a hundred years of stories before yours, its walls holding echoes of the past as you start something new.
Some places hold history. Some places hold energy. And some places feel like they were waiting just for you.