But you'll want to hear the way your person's voice broke when they saw you. You'll want to feel that room again -- the laughter, the tears, the way it all moved.
I grew up in New England in a big Italian family. Sunday dinners went on for hours, everyone talked over each other, and someone always had a camera out. I think that’s where it started. I shoot digital and film, and I love documenting the little things: your dad fixing his tie one more time, your grandma pulling someone onto the dance floor, the flower girl asleep under a table by 9pm. On a wedding day, those are the moments I’m looking for.