Over the years, my work has moved between weddings, portraiture, music, fashion, and commercial sets. From photographing Vera Wang at the Met Gala to Dua Lipa on set, those experiences taught me to read people, adapt quickly, and make thoughtful photographs within the unpredictable.

Music has been another constant. I grew up in a musical and artistic family and came of age in my local punk and hardcore scene in the suburbs outside New York City, which I continue to photograph as an ongoing personal project.

What continues to interest me most is what makes a photograph feel specific — to the people in it, to the place, and to that particular moment in time. I approach every wedding with deep care for that specificity, and for the trust it takes to be seen.

about Rebecca

I let emotion guide me. I photograph with equal parts instinct and intention, paying attention to what naturally unfolds while knowing when to step in and shape a photograph. I’m interested in what makes a celebration entirely its own: the people, the place, the atmosphere, and the details that couldn’t belong to anyone else.

I first fell in love with photography in a darkroom at fourteen, carefully loading film onto reels and watching images bloom beneath red light. It taught me patience, presence, and an appreciation for the tangible photograph — something that can be held and lived with, eventually becoming part of the archive of a life.