A vexed mom. A dented Canon AE-1. A two year old boy named Caelen Weber.
Yeah, that's me.

Though off to a rough start, which postponed my pursuit of photography until I had left nappies behind, I knew I would handle a camera again.

Photography captured me early on, with me as a kid saving my weekly allowance to pay for film to be developed and prints materialized. I shot both film and digital for quite a few years, but now work mainly with digital, though film always holds a special place in my heart.

During my mid teens I attended the community college in my birthplace of Prescott, Arizona for Black & White traditional Fine Art photography, and also studied Digital Photography and Photoshop Techniques and Design extensively.

With shooting a multitude of weddings and other assignments over the past 14 years, I continue to thoroughly enjoy the inspiring and exacting nature of photography, be it with weddings or otherwise, as I seize moments and memories in a candid, journalistic and unobtrusive method.

I always come away from both meeting clients, and photographing their projects, blessed and excited to have been able to be a part of such an amazing endeavour and work in such a field. 

When not behind a camera I am most often running our church coffee shop in York's city wall, serving at our church campus, crafting leather or spending time with my amazing wife and our wonderful kids.