Documentary Photography

I photograph important moments in life — weddings, births, bereavements — not to show how they unfold, but to understand what they do to those who experience them.

I am interested in how a couple, a family or a community goes through these turning points, how relationships evolve, how bodies react, how silence settles in or is shared.

Rather than recounting what happens, I seek to show what it feels like. What these situations do to the people who experience them, before, during and after.

My work focuses on portraits, atmospheric images, details and interactions. Simple, unstaged images where connections become visible — sometimes gently, sometimes tensely, often silently.

Because the strongest memories are not manufactured. They are lived. And photography can preserve a sincere and lasting trace of them.