Light has a strange way of remembering what we forget.

It hides in gestures, in the pause between words, in the way silence fills a room after someone leaves. That’s usually where I find my photographs: in the spaces most people pass through without noticing.

I’m not much for grand explanations. My work is simply about what remains: fragments of stories, half-seen faces, the brief shimmer of reality before it folds back into time.

I move often, between cities and people, but my camera keeps a consistent gaze: patient, honest, a little haunted by beauty.

Some call it documentary, some call it portraiture; I just call it paying attention.

I work with event organizers, brands, and private clients who value atmosphere as much as accuracy. My photography blends cinematic light with quiet observation, transforming fleeting evenings into timeless imagery.