Beautiful images are an invitation to see more.


I’ve moved from commercial work into documentary photography because it feels closer to the kind of work I want to make. I work in a straightforward way, spending time in the locations I photograph, understanding the people involved, and looking for details that tell the story. I use the skills I developed in my commercial background, control of light, precise composition, and attention to detail, to make every image beautiful in my view regardless of the subject.

For me, beauty isn’t decoration, it’s a way of holding someone’s attention. If an image is built with care in its light, framing, and composition, people will stay with it longer.
And if they stay longer, they’re more likely to understand what they’re looking at.

Even when the story is harsh or uncomfortable, I want the photograph to draw people in, not push them away.
A beautiful image, as I see it, can make space for reflection, even on difficult subjects.

I’m open to collaborations, assignments, and projects where there’s value in spending time,
observing carefully, and producing images that combine honesty with visual strength.

  • Highlighting illegal dumping in Portugal trough beautiful and melancholic images.

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  • An ongoing project photographing local fisherman in Costa da Caparica, Portugal.

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  • A collection of selected images shot while touring south-east Africa.

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