A Palestinian American, a mother, and the heart behind the lens. My roots and culture taught me to see beauty in the ordinary, to treasure family, and to hold onto fleeting moments before they slip away. That perspective shapes the way I photograph weddings and families with intention, tenderness, and an eye for both the quiet and joyful details.
Photography, for me, is a way of preserving the poetry of life. Whether it’s a wedding day full of laughter and tears or the everyday chaos and love of family life, I strive to capture images that feel timeless and deeply true to you.
When you invite me into your story, you’re trusting me to preserve what matters most and it is my greatest joy to give you memories you can return to again and again.
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Like the olive tree rooted deep, enduring through time, and rich with meaning, the moments we capture are more than memories.
They are part of your legacy.
At Zaytouna Photography, we believe that life is full of sacred, fleeting moments. Moments so tender and full of raw emotion that your heart overflows and you silently wish time would stand still.
That is where photography becomes more than art.
It becomes preservation.
A way to hold on to the laughter, the tears, the warmth in someone's eyes, and keep it close. Not just for today, but for the generations to come.
Whether it’s a wedding, an engagement, a family milestone, or the quiet beauty of motherhood, our purpose is not only to capture a beautiful image.
It is to capture the feeling within it.
So that when you hold that photo in your hands years from now, the emotion rises again. Just as vivid. Just as alive.
We see photography as a kind of time capsule.
A way to trace your roots, share your story, and pass down pieces of your heart.
Just like stories told under the branches of an old olive tree.
At Zaytouna Photography, your moments become more than memories.
They become legacy. Rooted in love. Preserved in light.
Anchored in the belief that emotion, memory, and legacy are worth preserving.
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