Since I discovered my mom's camera from the 70s back in 2007, I started photographing my surroundings. As a curious individual, I used photography as a window to the world. I started shooting on film, and I continue 15 years later because of its warmth, the grain, and its ability to communicate an atmosphere. I also love the rigor it brings, as every roll and frame are (literally) precious. No wasting of shots "that we'll delete after". 

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My approach to photography is to keep it as raw as possible. I rarely edit my shots, and I take only one or two shots of a subject that attracts my eye. These subjects can be anything, but I have a weakness for human habitations and lifestyles, nature and hidden geometries.

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I use: 

• Colour films

• Minolta XD7 50mm f/1.4

• Rollei B35