Unscripted moments, shaped by light, timing, and the quiet choreography of the street.
In black-and-white, the city becomes a rhythm: edges, reflections, gestures, and brief exchanges that surface and fade. Geometry sets the structure; people create the tension. Stillness meets motion, and the frame holds their balance.

I don’t stage or intervene. I move at the city’s pace – watching, waiting, letting the unexpected arrive. Contrast, intervals, and the direction of light carry the emotion without spectacle. The aim is clarity: images built from restraint and intention, where tone and form reveal the pulse of urban life. Each photograph is a fragment of the city’s narrative – minimal, precise, and quietly observant.