I am a documentary photographer working primarily in street photography, where I am drawn to the quiet, unscripted moments that shape everyday life. My work explores the tension between presence and anonymity, capturing fragments of time that might otherwise pass unnoticed. Through an intuitive and observational approach, I seek out images that reflect both the subtle rhythms and the unpredictability of public space.

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My background includes commercial photography, photojournalism, and extensive landscape work—experiences that continue to inform my visual language and sensitivity to light, space, and timing. Moving between structured assignments and open-ended observation, I maintain a practice grounded in curiosity and responsiveness, allowing each environment to influence the way I see and photograph.

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I have also worked extensively with film and historical processes such as wet plate collodion, embracing the physicality and deliberateness they require. These slower, more tactile methods offer a counterpoint to the immediacy of street photography, deepening my engagement with both process and subject. This exploration across mediums reflects an ongoing interest in the material and temporal nature of photography itself.

 

Whether working in traditional or contemporary formats, my images are rooted in observation and shaped by a sensitivity to atmosphere, gesture, and place. My work reflects an ongoing interest in memory, transience, and the subtle complexity of human experience as it unfolds in the everyday.