A photograph stops time. Both the moment it captures and the moment it captures you. It pulls you in, slows your breath, and makes you feel something you didn’t expect. The curve of a shoulder. the pause before a glance. Strength and fragility living in the same frame.

That’s what I chase.

Those moments that don’t perform, they exist. I call it moment-hunting. Finding truth in the spaces between. It’s not about perfection, it’s about presence.

My work moves through fashion, beauty, bodywear, swimwear, lifestyle, and editorial styles. Each image is a translation of vision. A dialogue between design and instinct. Years spent with lighting and music taught me to see rhythm in everything: in motion, in stillness, in the way energy fills the space.

Inspiration comes from everywhere. The shape of light on skin, the rhythm of a song, the quiet tension in architecture, or the pulse of a crowded street. I am drawn to emotion in form, to stories told without words, to the timeless pull of something that feels both modern and familiar.

I’m influenced by eras that understood the balance between glamour and grit. The elegance of Hollywood’s golden age. The bold color and optimism of the sixties. The fearless confidence of nineties fashion. By artists like Helmut Newton, Peter Lindbergh, and Herb Ritts, who proved that beauty and honesty could share the same frame.

Each shoot is a pursuit; a hunt for that split second when everything aligns. The light, the mood, the presence, the emotion, all in front of the lens waiting to be captured. That’s where vision turns into moments. It’s where moments turn into images. It’s where images become timeless.