It was that feeling that drew to me photograph people instead of places and nature. I am drawn to the celebrations we hold to bring us together, to reminiscing through photos decades later, and all that love that is filled in between.
I grew up wanting to be a National Geographic Photographer. I loved being in foreign places - completely enthralled in new landscapes and its native creatures. As I grew older, I found myself mesmerized by human interaction and how people connect
the louds parts, the quiet parts -- all of it. Captured on a mix of film and digital memory
This is about remembering. The way you held each other when no one was watching. The way the light felt on your skin, the way the day moved around you. Years from now, I want you to see these photographs and recognize yourselves - not a version performing for the camera, but the two of you exactly as you were.
This is about remembering who you were here. Real moments, beautifully kept.
Fun Facts About Liza
I live in a small fishing cottage with my two dogs on the bay in the middle of a historic bar scene ("The beermuda triangle") and have never been happier.
It's pronounced [Lie-zuh]
I grew up on a small island off the coast of jersey, with salt water in my veins and the sun permanently stained on my skin.
90% golden retriever energy
10% crying during your ceremony
