Yep, that's me, back in the 80s!
As you can probably guess, I was already curious about people and the stories they carry.
Photography allows me to process the world at my own pace. It gives me the opportunity to pause, focus, and pay attention to the subtle details that often go unnoticed. These fragments of time —a gesture, a glance, a fleeting atmosphere, or a quiet interaction— are what I try to anchor through the lens before they slip away.
Photography has also become a way of stepping beyond my comfort zone.
Being on the spectrum, connecting with others does not always come naturally. Yet carrying a camera often opens the door to conversations, encounters, and shared moments.
In that sense, photography turned what used to be a barrier for me, into a gateway to the world.
Through black and white street photography, I seek to document the way humans inhabit the passing of time.
I collect unnoticed moments, silent rituals and fleeting interactions that often disappear as quickly as they happen.
This project is a personal exploration of everyday life, where ordinary scenes become small pieces of visual poetry.
This portfolio is a collection of those observations, fragments of places, emotions, and shared moments in time.
Thank you for taking the time to explore my visual language.
And thanks to you mummy, for this beautifull shot with the Nikon you worked so hard to save up for.
As you can probably guess, I was already curious about people and the stories they carry.
Photography allows me to process the world at my own pace. It gives me the opportunity to pause, focus, and pay attention to the subtle details that often go unnoticed. These fragments of time —a gesture, a glance, a fleeting atmosphere, or a quiet interaction— are what I try to anchor through the lens before they slip away.
Photography has also become a way of stepping beyond my comfort zone.
Being on the spectrum, connecting with others does not always come naturally. Yet carrying a camera often opens the door to conversations, encounters, and shared moments.
In that sense, photography turned what used to be a barrier for me, into a gateway to the world.
Through black and white street photography, I seek to document the way humans inhabit the passing of time.
I collect unnoticed moments, silent rituals and fleeting interactions that often disappear as quickly as they happen.
This project is a personal exploration of everyday life, where ordinary scenes become small pieces of visual poetry.
This portfolio is a collection of those observations, fragments of places, emotions, and shared moments in time.
Thank you for taking the time to explore my visual language.
And thanks to you mummy, for this beautifull shot with the Nikon you worked so hard to save up for.