Golden Shot Photography Awards
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OLD HAVANA: I seek the ethics of encounter, from the moment of arrival. The obstacles are rarely technical they are ethical. This is not a stance. It sometimes means discarding strong images when the relationship is unbalanced. Ethical responsibility prevails over aesthetic outcome. Between what is legal and what is just, my practice chooses time, […]
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In Cuba, life persists within absence. No staging only dignity. Faces emerge between confinement and freedom. The body becomes language. What remains is not lack, but presence.
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In Chajul, deep in the western highlands of Guatemala, daily life unfolds through the traditions of Ixil Maya culture. From shared meals to moments of connection across generations, this series reflects a way of life rooted in community, continuity, and quiet resilience—where tradition and progress exist side by side.
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On a foggy morning in a canyon in Central California, a view from my front door stands three deer amongst the fog and the mossy trees of the canyon. The deer are quiet; pausing in a moment of stillness. The fog softened the canyon, revealing the delicate shapes of the deer and the textures of […]
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The resting place of children whose only “fault” was being children… Innocent, they were silenced, and history will never forget the crime.
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True beauty is not always seen, but hidden — subtle and elusive. In this series, I explore fleeting moments of nature through a metaphorical lens, transforming the ordinary into something magical. By revealing less, I seek to express more — because beauty is not only seen, but deeply felt.