I've started amateur photography during the 90s.

After doing my first wedding shoot (no one else was available), it continued until more than 500 weddings.

Getting caught up in capturing emotion of love, joy and even sadness created a rush, a need, a passion. Every wedding, every bride, every woman is unique, special, vulnerable, but also strong.

Using mainly available light I manage to capture emotion, which encouraged me to explore new horizons looking for more challenges. It drove me to explore for even...

Working with woman and landscapes are similar in a way.

Light which creates mood with the use of lines, shapes, form, textures, even youth or matured, perfect or imperfect.

The final product needs to reflect the reality depicted in the original image, creating an experienced as if time stood still. Some people love and appreciate it and others don't.

Raw emotion in a photo is untouchable.