Photographer, yes, that's me. Aesthetics in the frame and in life, that's my meditation. Sports, reading, music, moderately healthy food, a few bad habits and late sleep. I try to live as best as possible, and most often it works out.

Photographer, yes, that's me. Aesthetics in the frame and in life, that's my meditation. I try to live as best as possible, and most often it works out.

If you have any questions about photography, I will be happy to answer, just ask!

Hi, thanks for the question. Honestly, I don't think anymore when I take a picture. But it wasn't always like that. I started out like everyone else, using the rule of thirds, a monochromatic background relative to the subject of the picture, complementary colors, repeating colors in the frame, chiaroscuro, etc. Now everything happens automatically. Plus, don't forget to look at a lot of works by great photographers, the more you watch, the more you want to do like them, compete with them, that's how you develop.

Could you walk me through your creative workflow when it comes to identifying and capturing those decisive moments in your photography? Specifically, how do you balance technical precision with the emotional or narrative elements of the scene to create impactful images?

How do you approach the interplay between light, composition, and subject matter in your photography? Can you describe the techniques or thought processes you use to evoke a particular mood or story through your images?