I shoot film. Not a lot. Not as much as I should. But I do want to start incorporating it into my workflow more regularly. There’s something about the process of loading film, using your light meter, manually focusing, timing your shots, and hearing the sound of your film advancing that makes you feel like you’re doing so much more than taking a picture, you’re creating true art. It’s inspiring. It’s creative. It’s challenging. It’s captivating. It makes me feel alive. Thank you Mike Arick for putting this together, his beautiful wife Erika for modeling, Love Shack Fancy for her gorgeous dress, & Inessa Nichols Design for the amazing bouquet!
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For over a decade, Tiffany has documented weddings and milestones with an approach rooted in trust, presence, and intentional storytelling. Her imagery blends authentic emotion with an editorial perspective, creating heirloom photographs that feel honest, immersive, and alive.
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