As a photographer, I build sessions around atmosphere rather than poses. We slow the room down, let ambient music settle, and treat every gesture like a brush-stroke on living canvas. Your edges, curves, freckles, and scars all join the composition—honoured, never edited away. The result feels less staged than remembered, as though the pictures always existed and just needed developing.

My aesthetic lives where nostalgia meets now. I favour soft window light, mid-century colour palettes, and the gentle grain of 35 mm film, yet I’m equally at home with crisp digital detail. That blend keeps the work timeless without turning vintage-stuck.

Outside client shoots, you’ll catch me wandering flea markets for forgotten frames or sketching lighting ideas on café napkins. Those rituals keep creativity restless and remind me that good art begins long before the shutter clicks—every session is an open door to experiment, refine, and celebrate the human form.