For me, photography is about presence, attention, and sensitivity to what is happening here and now.

Over the years, my approach has become calmer and more intuitive. I think less in terms of rigid posing, but I always gently guide and direct people throughout the session, helping them feel natural and comfortable in front of the camera.

I see photography as a way to preserve not only how things looked, but also how they felt. Light, movement, pauses between words, glances — this is where the real story lives for me.

It is important for me to create a space where people can be themselves without tension or roles. This creates a balance between natural moments and gentle direction that allows those moments to unfold in an honest way.