I believe photography isn’t meant to freeze time. It gives it a second life.

Each image is a fragile imprint of a moment that has already slipped away.

Being a wedding photographer, for me, is more than a profession. It’s about translating the invisible: the emotions, the silences, the electricity in the air, everything that makes the heart beat.

Weddings fascinate me because they hold an entire lifetime in a single day: the chaos, the laughter, the tears, the unexpected. In that intensity, I find my freedom.

I’m not trying to make pretty pictures. I want to create images that matter. Pictures that, like a song or a memory, keep living long after you’ve looked at them.

I like not being too important on a wedding day. I like blending in, without labels. Maybe that’s why you’ll find very few photos of me here, or anywhere else. It’s a bit old school, but I still feel more comfortable behind the camera than in front of it.

I started back when you could still hear the mirror of a reflex camera snapping, before Instagram and the perfect filters.
My style has evolved, the world has too, but not my drive: to photograph with instinct, sincerity, and curiosity. That’s what still keeps me telling people’s stories in my own way.

I love noise, I adore silence. I love solitude, I love people.

I love vintage objects, yet I also love technology. A paradox? Probably. But that’s me: somewhere between past and future, between poetry and curiosity.

Enough about me… I’m heading back to the backstage, into the shadows of my camera.