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

( brands )

( couples )

sloane

The packages offered are a place to begin. Once we've talked through what you're imagining, I'll help shape one around your day, your brand, and the way you want it all to feel.

No two days look alike, and I wouldn't want them to.
Every one gets my full attention, from the first conversation to the final gallery.

Whether it's the two of you or the brand you've built, my work is made to be looked at long after the moment has passed. The kind of images you frame, not just file away.

For couples and brands who see photography as an heirloom, not a transaction,
a reflection of your taste, your story, and the way you want to be remembered.

For couples who've imagined the day down to the last detail and want a photographer who sees it the way they do.

From the hush of the morning before anyone's arrived to the last slow dance of the night, I photograph a wedding the way a fine artist approaches a portrait. I'm there for the weight of the veil as it's lifted, the way you find each other's hand under the table when you think no one's watching. And I'm there for the grand ones too: the room full of people you love, the light going golden, the two of you in your own world among the celebration.

Couples

current offerings

For brands who know exactly how they want to be seen,
 and want images that raise the bar every time.

Editorial imagery for brands who understand that how something feels is as important as how it looks. I bring a fine-art eye to commercial work, campaigns, lookbooks, and brand stories rendered with the same romance and restraint as everything else I shoot. It's the difference between content that fills a feed and imagery that defines a brand.

Brands

The same eye that finds the quiet moment at a wedding is
the one that finds the unexpected frame on a campaign shoot.

where photographs become heirlooms

Whether you're planning a celebration or building a brand,
the approach is the same: considered, unhurried, and timeless.

Name & Name

"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."

Name & Name

"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."

Name & Name

"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."

Name & Name

"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."

Most galleries are a blend of the two, and I'll recommend the right balance for what you're imagining.

Both. Film gives that timeless quality and digital gives us range and reliability across a long day or a full shoot.

Do you shoot film or digital?

I take on a limited number of clients each year so that every one gets my full attention, so if your date is set, it's worth starting the conversation early.

The sooner the better, especially for weddings and larger campaigns, which tend to book well ahead.

How far in advance should we reach out?

I take on a limited number of clients each year so that every one gets my full attention, so if your date is set, it's worth starting the conversation early.

Always. Some of my favorite work has happened far from home, and I'm happy to go wherever your story takes us.

Do you travel?

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