A blue sea with a rocky pier and a metal frame with a sign in Italian that says 'Vietato non amar il mare', meaning 'Forbidden not to love the sea', and a windsock attached to the right pole, against a clear blue sky.

I photograph love because I’m in love with it — with how it moves, how it transforms people, how it lives in quiet gestures and raw emotion.

A quiet rebellion runs through everything I create: against perfection, against surface-level beauty, against empty trends. I believe in depth, honesty, and images that don’t just show how it looked — but how it felt.

My inspiration flows from genuine connection, the human form, natural light, the sea, fresh air, community, vulnerability, earth tones, film, the forest, tonality, human interaction, misty days, wind-blown hair, imperfections, movement, visual poetry, the blue hour — a fresh perspective, and so much more. Inspiration is everywhere.

A smiling woman in glasses with dark hair, wearing a floral dress with cold shoulders, outdoors on a sunny day near a cafe or restaurant, with a menu board visible in the background.

I find beauty in the funny moments, the everyday, the ordinary. I discover wonder, playfulness, and honesty in the life you live and everything that surrounds you.

Being by the sea is always my greatest source of inspiration. It leaves me refreshed, recharged, and full of stories to tell.

I’m left-handed, freckled, and an introverted extrovert — a humble and honored witness to your life and whatever unfolds in the time we share together.

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