I wrote this section four times.

The first version said my photography was "timeless and refined." The second said I "craft visual narratives." The third mentioned "heirloom-quality images" and honestly, I don't know what that means either.

Here's the version I'm keeping.

I photograph weddings because I'm obsessed with the things people do when they think nobody's looking.

The way a groom keeps touching his ring like he can't believe it's real.
The way a mother holds her daughter's face for one second too long.
The way a whole room goes quiet at exactly the same moment during the vows.

That's what I photograph. The unperformed version.

No adjectives necessary.