Until 80 years ago a photographic portrait was among the only things that testified to our existence in the world. Try looking at your grandparents or their parents family portraits. There was likely only one for each generation. A portrait is the most precious, eternal testimony of our person.

Today, however, we are full of images of ourselves, but how many of these reflect us?

The difference between the thousand photos we have and a portrait is in the intention. The absolute and spontaneous will to indulge in the sacred moment of posing in front of the piercing eye of a camera, and the attentive soul of a humble servant of the time: the photographer.

Give yourself a moment to silently scream “I have existed on this earth”

Many people will never reflect on this aspect of photography, but as a photographer, and last romantic, I feel it’s my duty to bring this awareness to people.

I do it for you. Because when you pose in front of my camera, and my heart, you will create a gift. Not only for yourself now, but for yourself in 60 to 70 years. You will do it for your children, so that when they look inside a frame they will see their own eyes in yours, with the world at your feet and your dreams on your shoulders.

Someone sits on the stool to challenge their insecurities, someone doesn’t like their ears, someone wants to remind themselves to stay kind, some only want a nice picture…

Whatever your reason is, I’m here to create something immortal.