I mostly shoot street scenes, cityscapes, landscapes and wildlife. I love capturing fleeting moments, light, and human interaction with urban spaces. My goal is always the same: to tell stories through composition, atmosphere and mood.

I shoot with the Sony A7 IV, a camera that perfectly balances resolution, speed and dynamic range—ideal for both photo and video. For lenses, I use a mix depending on the context:

• From Sony, I rely on sharp and fast primes and zooms for street and portrait work.

• From Sigma, I love their ART line for its clarity and build quality.

Each piece has its purpose—and I always choose my kit depending on the type of story I want to tell.

For travel, I keep things practical and durable. My go-to camera bags are from WANDRD—especially the PRVKE series. They’re well-designed, super protective and modular, which makes them perfect whether I’m in the city or out in nature.

I also carry weather protection, extra batteries, SD cards, microfiber cloths and a lightweight tripod when needed. Comfort and readiness are key when you’re chasing spontaneous moments.

I created my first presets to speed up my own workflow and give my photography a consistent look—balanced, cinematic and emotionally charged. Over time, I refined them across thousands of images until I felt they were ready to share with others.

I use Adobe Lightroom as my main editing tool. It gives me the flexibility to manage, retouch and color grade efficiently, whether I’m editing on desktop or mobile. All my presets are designed specifically for Lightroom and are optimized for RAW files.

Yes, every image I share is edited using my own preset packs. They serve as the foundation for my look, and then I fine-tune exposure, white balance, or contrast to match the specific vibe of each shot.