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A selection of portraits created during my years working in Budapest.
During that time, I was developing not only my photographic practice, but also a cinematic way of looking — an approach that profoundly influenced the way I observe people, spaces and light.
These images were created almost entirely using available light: coming through windows, from lamps, or simply emerging from the quiet atmosphere of interiors.
Different faces, backgrounds and stories come together through the same visual language, where light becomes a way of shaping mood, intimacy and presence.
A selection of portraits created during my years working in Budapest.
During that time, I was developing not only my photographic practice, but also a cinematic way of looking — an approach that profoundly influenced the way I observe people, spaces and light.
These images were created almost entirely using available light: coming through windows, from lamps, or simply emerging from the quiet atmosphere of interiors.
Different faces, backgrounds and stories come together through the same visual language, where light becomes a way of shaping mood, intimacy and presence.