it was never about perfect photos, it was about how it felt, the wind, the light, the way they looked at me, i hope i never forget that

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Gillian

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I’ve always been drawn to the little moments — the ones that happen quietly, in between everything else. The way someone looks at you during your vows, the tears slipping down your cheek during a speech, or the way you hold each other without even thinking.

That’s what I look for.
That’s what I photograph.

GG

I’ve always been drawn to the little moments — the ones that happen quietly, in between everything else. The way someone looks at you during your vows, the tears slipping down your cheek during a speech, or the way you hold each other without even thinking.

That’s what I look for.
That’s what I photograph.

GILL

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it was never about perfect photos, it was about how it felt, the wind, the light, the way they looked at me, i hope i never forget that

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I’ve loved photography for as long as I can remember. My mom was a photographer, and I grew up watching her document my life — picking up prints together at Walmart and flipping through memories we had captured.

I was always the friend with a camera, documenting everything from hangouts to (very cringey) vlogs. When the world went quiet during the pandemic and everything felt mundane, creating was there for me — and that’s when I decided to turn it into something more.

Ever since I was a kid, my dad and I loved going to the movies together. It became our thing. Over time, that shaped the way I see the world and how I tell stories. I even took a film course in university where I dove deeper into cinema and the art of storytelling — and those ideas still live in my work today.

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I’ve loved photography for as long as I can remember. My mom was a photographer, and I grew up watching her document my life — picking up prints together at Walmart and flipping through memories we had captured.

I was always the friend with a camera, documenting everything from hangouts to (very cringey) vlogs. When the world went quiet during the pandemic and everything felt mundane, creating was there for me — and that’s when I decided to turn it into something more.

Ever since I was a kid, my dad and I loved going to the movies together. It became our thing. Over time, that shaped the way I see the world and how I tell stories. I even took a film course in university where I dove deeper into cinema and the art of storytelling — and those ideas still live in my work today.