Curious
A curious seal is studying me as much as I am studying him. The picture was taken during the sailing expedition to Antarctica. You can see our small group in the reflection in its eyes.
Antarctic Pleasures
Antarctica is defined by extremes, where survival demands constant effort. But between storms and cold, there are quieter moments. Penguins groom, shake off ice, and settle into brief moments of ease.
Orphan in Jinka, Ethiopia
Almost killed by her tribe in southern Ethiopia. She was born out of wedlock. This tribe kills children born out of wedlock. It is called minga. The killing to new born that parents are not married.
The Burden of Reign
The Burden of Reign examines the solitary weight of dominance. Among lions, power is earned, contested, and never secure. To hold the pride is to live in constant vigilance, where presence must deter challenge and authority is measured in endurance. These portraits reveal the quiet strain behind power—carried in scars, in time, and in isolation—where […]
Sharp Focus
I was spending time in Everglades. I was impressed by number of birds, especially herons, and their close proximity. So, I took a chance to take a picture of a heron in close detail, showing the structure of its feathers and the sharp, elongated bill used for hunting.
Drifting Giants
“Drifting Giants” presents a series of photographs created during a sailing expedition to Antarctica, exploring the scale, presence, and slow movement of icebergs. The work is shaped by traveling on a small sailing boat, allowing for a close and direct encounter with the landscape. The atmosphere of the images feels both intimate and vast.
Mask
I wanted to take a photo of an indigenous woman selling masks in Panama’s Casco Antiguo. She allowed me to take the photo, but when I rise the lens, she felt embarrassed and put the mask on her face, creating a spontaneous moment.
Armonia
Black and white interior of the Trujillo building in Ceuta (Spain)
Hymn in Stone
This is my “Hymn in Stone.” Beyond the symmetry, I wanted to capture the sheer gravity of this monolithic structure. It’s an anchor between the heavy earth and the ethereal light above – a silent, architectural survivor. A testament to the enduring power of a design that refuses to fade.
Snow Topography
Snow forms quiet structures shaped by wind, light, and time. These landscapes exist at the edge of perception, where subtle variations reveal themselves only through attention.