If your snow looks grey, your camera has won an argument it shouldn’t.
Read MoreChasing the decisive moment is exhausting; letting moments talk to each other is surprisingly relaxing.
Read MoreWhat is taken from you before you get it? Your photograph.
Read MoreMedium format doesn’t just record the world—it listens to it. Every frame is a quiet promise to see more deeply and remember more honestly.
Read MoreEdinburgh reveals itself in the pauses — in damp stone, restrained movement, and a quiet grace that exists long before anyone is watching.
Read MoreCities reveal their true character not in skyline shots, but in painted walls, cracks, and people who stop walking.
Read MoreThe street does most of the work if you’re willing to meet it halfway.
Read MoreI greet the golden hour the way some people greet their favourite bartender: with joy, urgency, and the firm belief that the universe and I have an agreement.
Read MoreStillness in dance images so quiet you can hear your shutters echo
Read MoreRome didn’t just steal my heart — it tried to steal my wallet too. Luckily, I kept both.
Read MoreWhoever has seen Rome carries it on in their camera like a negative on the soul.
Read MoreRome — the place where the past does not fade, but breathes.
Read MoreI came to take street photos, but Istanbul politely reminded me that the streets were already doing fine without me.
Read MoreKoblenz revealed itself not as a postcard, but as a palimpsest — a city written, erased, and rewritten by centuries of hands and rain
Read MoreI don't want photography to imitate art. I want it to be art.
Read MoreThe hardest thing is to choose less images when you can have more.
Read MoreLight creates the movement of colors.
Read MoreLeap, go out and life will appear.
Read MoreBetween saying and doing, many a pair of shoes is worn out.
Read MoreMan lives by imagination.
Read More