13/06/2025
This probably won’t come as a huge surprise, but some things deserve—and need—to be said.
For those who’ve followed me here, you’ll likely remember me as the wedding photographer who stubbornly insisted on shooting with analogue film—a bit of an outlier in an increasingly digital world. Some of you might even recall that I processed my own black-and-white film in my personal lab and scanned every roll by hand. I perfected the art of Unscripted Wedding Photojournalism.
That went on for more than 15 years and I’ve been incredibly fortunate to do something I’ve truly loved for so long.
Along the way, I’ve met some of the most wonderful people—many who entrusted me with their once-in-a-lifetime moments. Some have since become close friends, and I’m deeply, eternally grateful for those connections.
But like all things, even the ones we hold most dearly, some chapters do come to an end. That time has come for me and photography. The fire that once burned brightly is no more. I once told myself that if the day ever came when I no longer breathed and dreamed photography, that would be the moment to let go. That moment is now.
It’s with a heavy heart that I share: thegaleria, as we’ve known it, will come to a close. A week from now, thegaleria will go dark across all social media channels.
That said, this is not goodbye entirely. If you’d still like to stay connected, you can find me at Decibelist — a space where I now channel my creative energy into designing speakers that blend art, sound, and storytelling.