I am a street and landscape photographer who sees the city differently — a walker who reads light, shadow, and motion as a continuous conversation. My approach is deliberate yet open: I move through urban spaces without a fixed route, allowing architecture, signage, people, and chance encounters to direct my eye. Instead of imposing a narrative, I look for small, honest moments where geometry and human presence intersect.

I favor a restrained aesthetic: minimal composition, careful attention to tonal balance, and an eye for negative space. My images aim to provoke a pause, asking the viewer to look closer and reconsider what’s ordinary.

On the other side of the spectrum, landscape photography shows the size and detail of nature, using light and composition and the relationship between foreground, middle ground, and background.

Have a look at my portfolio to see what I have discover in and outside cities around the world during these last years.