After 30 years working in web development and nearly 40,000 photographs taken over 28 years, I reached a turning point: it was no longer enough to take pictures only for myself. Photography became a way to offer others emotion, memory, and a celebration of their identity as human beings.
My first photograph was taken at the age of five with a Comet Bencini II, in black and white. The subject was my grandmother’s cat. That moment marked the beginning of a lifelong fascination with the power of images. For many years, photography remained a personal archive — a way to preserve family memories and fragments of time.
Today, I seek to share that sense of wonder with those who choose to stand in front of my lens. Their eyes, their smiles, their moments of awe are what drive me to refine my craft and to pursue images that resonate beyond the instant they are captured.
