Shaping the City / Urban Space
Role
Photography
Image editing
client
Personal Project
Before I began working professionally as an architectural photographer, I learned how to frame the spaces we inhabit. This series stems from that idea: understanding the city not only through its buildings, but also through its inhabitants.
Influenced by Gabriele Basilico’s rigorous eye, William Eggleston’s expressiveness, and Cartier-Bresson’s spontaneity, these early images of mine (which I continue to create) incorporate the human presence to provide scale, context, and life. In this way, architectural photography becomes an inhabited setting, and the urban landscape becomes a visual narrative.
All architecture awaits inhabitants to complete its story.