Ambient Art Photography

I choose to do a limited number of wedding commissions each year so I can travel and enjoy time with my three amazing kids. This also allows me to give my clients more attention and to deliver their photos quickly. I have a large portrait studio located in West Fresno behind the Costco on Shaw. I would love to meet with you to customize the perfect collection for your photographic needs.

Every Couple has different wants and desires for their wedding, so it's important we talk to make sure your Collection provides what you need. This is why we love to meet with our brides for a FREE consultation at our Fresno Studio.

It's also a great time to show you in person the gorgeous products we offer, including our Signature Albums as well as the other 12/12 albums that come with all of our Collections, wall canvases, guest sign in books, boudoir books and more.All full Collections include a gorgeous custom album and USB of all photos taken!

I served in the US Army Special Forces as a medical sergeant, deploying twice to Afghanistan. I wanted to do my part for my country. My family places a high value on service, broadly speaking. We have long tradition of military service, but we also have family members who contributed in other ways like the Peace Corps or through helping the school districts in the underserved areas of town.

Why did you join the military? I joined the military because 9/11 disgusted me and I wanted to fight the best I could to prevent tragedy. 2. What are your most proud achievements while serving? Actually getting to save a little girl that was about to get hit by a Datsun truck in Iraq. 3. What if your favorite memory from your combat tour?

Shrapnel is defined as: A fragment left from a bomb or explosion, that often remains in the soldier for life. Every combat Veteran leaves the battlefield with a life changed forever. These fragments of war leave behind physical and/or emotional scars that may never heal. These American warriors have sacrificed so much for God and Country, and their stories need to be told.