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B&W

black and white

ˈblak ən ˈ(h)wīt/

only black and white,  and no other color.

Not all photos require the full force of color. Some photos thrive on a more muted tone, allowing the emotions and gestures to stand out.

People I

peo·ple

ˈpēpəl/

human being, persons

 

"I believe that everyone is beautiful and interesting, with their talents or in their natural state. I aim to capture their charm  through my lens in my owm personal style" 

Tasty

tast·y

ˈtāstē/

(of food) having a pleasant, distinct flavor.

 

"The trick to capturing a great food shot is conveying the flavours and aromas of the dish through sight alone." 

 

Together

to·geth·er

təˈɡeT͟Hər/

with each other

 

"You don't need to stage a kiss, force an awkward hug, or pretend to be lovey dovey. All you have to do is just be together, look at each other, have fun, and I will capture those stolen candid moments that make your love story truly yours."

Street

street

 \ ˈstrēt \

an environment (as in a depressed neighborhood or section of a city)

 

I used to enjoy making movies, but a production requires so many people. One day, I felt the itch, took my camera, and started taking pictures instead. This way I still get to tell a story without a whole crew.

Place

plās/

a space, area, or spot, set apart or used for a particular purpose

All my pictures remind me of a specific moment in time. With each image I'm instantly brought back to that particular day, that particular mood, that particular place.

People II

Film

ˈfi(ə)m \

motion picture

 

Movies let you explore a store in a more in-depth manner, which is why I sometimes go back to my filmmaking roots. A sound element can really bring an otherwise silent photograph to life.

B&W

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People I

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Tasty

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Together

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Street

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Place

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People II

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Film

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