Vera in Milano
An early morning portrait session in Milan with Vera, captured on Fuji 400H and Kodak Portra 800 film. What began as a film stock test became one of my most beloved shoots—intimate, timeless, and award-winning.
Cuba Is Not For Everyone
Cuba is not for everyone. In this honest travel story, I share what it felt like to witness a country suspended between beauty and constraint, shaped by history, stillness, and human resilience. A quiet reflection from the eyes of a photographer who grew up in a post-communist world.
Maternity portraits on film: Maria
A sculptural maternity session on film, photographed in Half Moon Bay. Minimal, powerful, and honest—motherhood as seen through light and grain.
Mykonos, Greece off the beaten path
A Different Rhythm: Why May Matters in Mykonos
For those who move to a quieter beat, May in Mykonos offers a different kind of luxury—one defined by space, silence, and authenticity. The island is just waking up: wildflowers spill over stone paths, the Aegean glows with quiet confidence, and the crowds have yet to arrive. It’s the perfect moment to feel the place, not just visit it. This guide is for couples who seek something more intimate, more elemental. The kind of travelers who find beauty in simplicity and meaning in the details—like sea salt on sun-warmed skin or the hush between waves. Here's where to go, what to savor, and how to see Mykonos through a softer, more refined lens.
Winter in Northern New Mexico: A Still Life on Film
A quiet winter journey through Santa Fe and Taos, captured on medium format film. This fine art travel editorial explores Northern New Mexico’s raw beauty—where adobe walls meet snowfall, and light carves its own poetry. For creatives drawn to minimalism, honest textures, and the kind of stillness only film can preserve.