I once worked as a police inspector in the prostitution unit, and today I focus on street and documentary photography. My work begins with curiosity and connection. I love finding access to worlds that are normally closed, to moments that are hidden, and to people who are usually overlooked or considered uninteresting.
I want to make images that move me, bold, real, and meaningful.
My years in law enforcement taught me how to truly be welcomed into someone’s life not by force, but by presence, by listening, by being gentle, by realy seeing somebody. I learned to pay attention in moments when most people would shut down. That experience shapes the way I approach every portrait and story I capture.
My photography is like me: honest, natural, unfiltered.
No golden edges, just life, sometimes with a little mascara. 😉
A little mascara and baggy jeans

Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius and it’s better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring.
Marilyn Monroe