Mountain landscape with lake and peaks behind person wearing Red Bull cap.
Couple enjoying a sunny day on a boat with mountain lake scenery in the background.
Close-up selfie portrait with mountain landscape backdrop.
Person in winter gear sitting on truck tailgate during snowy conditions.

I’m Connor, a documentary photographer drawn to the raw, unscripted moments that make life so full. I am currently based in Spokane, Washington, but travel often to photograph weddings, wilderness adventure projects, and other stories.

I originally started taking photos ten years ago out of a fascination with the strong emotions and nostalgia I felt looking at the work of street photographers and photojournalists. In an attempt to do the same, I became obsessive about capturing the raw emotion and beauty evoked by landscapes, events, and the human experince.


I’ve worked professionally as a photographer for the past nine years, and about five years ago I realized that the way I approach photography (quietly, more as a fly on the wall opposed to a director) actually works really well for weddings. Since then, I’ve had the privilege of documenting couples and communities all over, always prioritizing images that feel a little more real and a little less staged. 


When I’m not behind the camera, you’ll find me exploring the mountains near Spokane, skiing with friends, enjoying a nice dinner out with my wife, Quinn, or planning my next trip. In all of it, I'm still chasing those moments that feel genuine and unfiltered.


Thanks for checking out my website, I hope these images move you as much as they’ve moved me.


A reflection of someone taking a photograph with a vintage camera in warm, atmospheric lighting.

Connor in Bhimtal, India & Connor and his wife Quinn, photographed by Myah Batt

Couples dancing at a dimly lit party under string lights and disco balls.
Mountain biker with headlamp silhouetted against dusky sky in dramatic black and white photo.
Testimonials

Caleb S.

Connor knows how to capture the emotion and meaning of moments that words often can’t convey. From mountain adventures to family memories and even my professional headshot, he has a way of not only making me feel confident in myself but can use his skill and insight to encapsulate life’s biggest joys. For many years, he has been my go-to photographer for personal and professional projects that I never want to forget.

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Places Visited in 2026 for projects

  • British Columbia
  • Montana
  • Washington
  • Oregon


  • Copenhagen
  • Wyoming
  • Utah
  • Colorado
  • Indiana
  • Oklahoma
  • Puerto Vallarta
  • Alberta
  • California
  • Idaho
  • Texas


Snow-capped mountain peak viewed through airplane window with wing visible during sunset flight.

Artists that Inspire Me

I draw inspiration from artists who see the world with honesty and curiosity, and don't pigeon holing themselves into one type of subject matter. They are street photographers who capture the unexpected, photojournalists who reveal the raw human experience, and landscape photographers who find beauty in the overlooked. Their work reminds me to stay observant, patient, and present, and to always look for the story beyond the obvious. I strive to bring that same perspective to every photo I take.

Four close-up shots of a brown horse's face with a white stripe marking and bridle against a blue sky and pine trees.

Andre Wagner

photographer
A panoramic sequence of someone bundled in winter gear against the backdrop of snowy Antarctic mountains and waters.

James Barkman

photographer
A black and white montage of multiple self-portrait photographs taken with vintage cameras in a mirrored reflection.

Vivian Maier

Street Photographer


Say hello.


I’d love to hear your story and what you’re looking to capture—whether it’s a wedding, an event, a portrait, or a creative project. Let’s chat and see if we’re a good fit to document the moments that truly matter to you.