Architecture

Architecture photography, for me, is a narrative about space – both monumental and subtly overlooked. Wandering through cities with a camera, I look not only for lines, rhythm, and geometry, but above all for tension between light and structure. My frames often play with contrasts – raw concrete against soft shadows, modern shapes against the chaos of urban details, the silence of dawn against city movement.

I watch how architecture affects people – how it overwhelms, inspires, directs. I am drawn to moments when buildings stop being mere backdrops and become emotions – filtered through light and perspective.

I don't document – I interpret. Because buildings have souls too. And sometimes, through the lens, they reveal them.