My portfolio presents two distinct styles.

Both styles explore urban life with purpose and consistency, offering clients a choice between refined, cinematic, narrative-driven visuals and the second one, expressive and impressionistic interpretations of the way I see the world around me.

• Urban Moods - A cinematic, contemporary approach that emphasizes clean composition, dynamic light, and carefully controlled color grading to convey mood, narrative, and the polished energy of the world surrounding us. These images prioritize clarity and storytelling, using perspective, architecture, and human presence to create scenes that feel both immediate and cinematic. Philosophically, the style rests on a tension between permanence and passage. This approach resists drama and spectacle; there is no decisive climax, only quiet convergence.

• Urban Motions - An artistic, impressionistic style that uses a photographic technique called intentional motion blur, achieved through a slow shutter speed while photographing moving subjects—often combined with subtle camera movement or instability. Rather than freezing action, I’m allowing time to accumulate within a single frame. This impressionistic style embraces blur and abstraction to capture the atmosphere and rhythm of our world rather than precise detail, producing images that evoke emotion and suggest movement, memory, and the passing of time.