STREET
Tokyo Nights
Neon lights and rain in Shinjuku.
Film & Digital
Capturing the
Unseen.
A personal archive of light, shadow, and angular perspectives. Exploring the world through the lens of a Fujifilm X100V and Leica M6.
ISO
400
APERTURE
f/2.8
SHUTTER
1/125
shutter_speed
Featured Shot
Dolomites, Italy
October 2023
Recent Perspectives
LANDSCAPE
Icelandic Void
The isolation of the northern highlands.
PORTRAIT
Studio Sessions
Experimenting with hard light.
The Process
Thoughts on composition, gear, and travel.
Photography is often described as painting with light, but I prefer to think of it as organizing chaos. When I walk down a busy street, I am not looking for a pretty picture; I am looking for geometry.
"The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera." — Dorothea Lange
Why I switched to Manual Focus
In a world of eye-detect autofocus, slowing down seems counterintuitive. However, using the Leica rangefinder forced me to anticipate the moment rather than react to it. It changed the angular precision of my work.
- It forces intention over spray-and-pray.
- Zone focusing makes you faster in street environments.
- The tactile experience connects you to the machinery.
Join the darkroom.
Weekly digests on gear, locations, and edits.