Italy-based destination wedding photographer documenting
couples & brands with stories worth remembering.

( brands )

( couples )

sloane

But I’ll also capture what no one can plan: the hand at the small of a back, the knowing smile across a crowded room, the way the evening softens once the schedule falls away and you can simply be together.

A day imagined down to the last detail deserves someone who understands the vision. Everything about your day will have been chosen with intention.

introduction

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"Sloane understood our vision before we'd finished describing it. Everything about working with her felt effortless and aligned, and the final images are so timeless they could have been taken in any era. We couldn't have asked for a more thoughtful eye."

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"Looking through our gallery felt like reliving the day, not just remembering it. Sloane captured things we didn't even know had happened, a glance, a quiet moment between us, and the gallery really felt like a story, not a shot list. These are the photographs we'll treasure for the rest of our lives."

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"Sloane has an instinct for when to offer direction and when to hang back. She guided us into a few frames we'd never have thought to try, then stepped back and let the rest of the day unfold on its own. The gallery moves so naturally between the two that you'd never know where one ended and the other began. Every image feels like fine art."

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"What began as a carefully planned campaign shoot took an unexpected turn when our first location fell through. Sloane didn't miss a beat. She found something extraordinary in a place none of us would have considered, and the resulting images are the most gorgeous editorial work our brand has ever produced."

For couples and brands who see photography as an heirloom, not a transaction.

It's a reflection of your taste, your story, the way you want to be remembered.

Fine art, romantic, and made to last.

It's the difference between a photograph that documents a day and one you'd linger at when hung on the wall. I'll guide you when you want direction and step back when a moment is unfolding on its own.

Fine art photography isn't a style so much as a way of seeing. It treats your wedding or your brand the way a painter might approach a portrait: composed with an eye for detail others overlook, and made to be looked at long after the moment has passed.

The art of being seen

I fell for photography in a museum, not a wedding. I was studying fashion at the time, standing in front of a portrait that had outlived everyone in it, and I realized that was what I wanted to make: images that don't just record a moment but hold it, the way a painting does.

Maybe it's my background, but I care more about how a room feels than how everyone's arranged in it. I've spent the last several years photographing couples and brands who want something more than the expected. The people I photograph tend to arrive with a clear sense of what they want, and a rare trust in letting someone else bring it to life. That's my favorite place to begin and an honor I don’t take lightly.

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