About

Weathered wooden posts stand along a rocky beach shoreline under an overcast sky.

Hey, I'm Lorenzo

When I have a weekend off, you’ll probably find my wife and I at the farmers market—hot black coffee in hand and a soft croissant to share. Slow mornings are our favorite, whether it’s wandering through a local market or exploring small-town cafés nearby. I’m also big on running and sunset bike rides with friends, good playlists, and those simple, unplanned moments that make life feel full. At home, we love experimenting with new cooking recipes or ending the day with a Netflix show and ice cream. It's those little routines that feel like comfort and connection.

People explore a scenic wooded trail with tall eucalyptus trees and paths leading through a shaded natural area.

☕ Coffee & Croissants:

Nothing beats a slow morning at a café with my wife.

🚴 Sunset Bike Rides & Morning Runs:

My favorite way to clear my head and enjoy the outdoors.

🎶 Editing Playlists:

Indie folk + acoustic tunes are my go-to vibe.

🍦 Netflix & Ice Cream:

A perfect way to wind down after a busy weekend.

🥖 Farmers Market Dates:

Exploring local markets is one of our weekend traditions.

📸 Street Photography:

Even off the clock, I love capturing little everyday moments.

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We’d Probably Be Friends

I’ve always been someone who notices the little things, the way sunlight hits a quiet street, or how a song can instantly take you back to a memory.

That’s probably why I never leave home without my camera. I love photographing life as it happens: travel snapshots, street scenes, even random moments that would otherwise slip by unnoticed.

I’m also the kind of person who finds joy in playlists that fit the mood, late-night conversations over good food, and spontaneous road trips that lead to unexpected places. I think those small, imperfect details. The ones you don’t plan are what make life feel real.

A black and white wedding photo of a couple walking through a garden with tall cypress trees in the background.

Yes, I'll get those perfect shots, but...

Photography, for me, it’s about preserving the fleeting, imperfect moments that hold the most meaning. I’ve seen firsthand how quickly time moves, and how priceless it is to have photographs of the people and connections we hold dear.

When I photograph a wedding, I’m not just documenting an event, I’m looking for the in-between moments: a quiet glance, a hand squeeze, the laughter that happens when you think no one’s watching. Those are the memories that will matter decades from now, and it’s an honor to help couples hold onto them.