​A family photoshoot is not just about capturing people together, but about preserving the bond between them: the exchange of glances, children’s laughter, spontaneous touches, and the small everyday moments that, over time, become the most precious memories. I love creating photographs where everyone feels truly themselves — without stiff posing or unnecessary tension. My goal is not to control the process, but to gently guide it, allowing the family to stay in the moment while I capture its most authentic expressions.

Trust plays a special role: parents welcome me into their space, children get used to my presence, and together we create a safe, relaxed atmosphere where genuine images are born. For such sessions, I work with light, mobile, but high-quality equipment — particularly the Canon R6 mirrorless camera, which ensures fast autofocus even in dynamic settings. My Canon RF 85mm f/1.4 lens allows me to gently separate subjects from the background while maintaining a natural depth. I also rely on Aputure continuous lights and reflectors to recreate soft, natural daylight even indoors.

Preparation is an important part of the process. Before the shoot, I take time to learn about the family composition, the age of the children, and preferences regarding location, outfits, and mood. I recommend booking in advance, as it gives us the time to prepare the session without rushing, making it comfortable and truly personal.

Family photographs are an emotional legacy — something you will want to return to again and again. And I am always honored to help create that legacy for you.

​An individual photoshoot is always about the inner sense of self. It doesn’t matter whether you want to preserve a stage of life, highlight your beauty, or simply do something for yourself — each session is unique, because it is built around the personality in front of the camera. My goal is to create an environment where you don’t have to play a role, but can move at your own pace — confidently, freely, and naturally. I listen carefully, observe attentively, suggest ideas — but never impose.

Every photoshoot begins with a dialogue: what emotions do you want to convey? Which mood resonates with you more — strength and calmness, or playfulness and light? Together, we find the form that feels most harmonious for you.

I work with a professional Canon R6 camera, which beautifully captures skin texture, the depth of a gaze, and the nuances of lighting. I often use the Canon RF 35mm f/1.8 lens — it allows me to show the surrounding space while keeping you in the center of attention. When needed, I add soft side lighting, reflectors, or continuous light to create the exact atmosphere we want to feel in the frame.

I recommend booking in advance so that we have time to calmly discuss your expectations, choose a location, outfits, and makeup — all of these details matter when we want not just to take photos, but to create an image you’ll want to return to.

An individual photoshoot is not only about photography. It is about you — and for you.

​A love story photoshoot is not about posing — it’s about authenticity. For me, the most important thing is to capture the chemistry between two people: the way they look at each other, a gentle touch, a smile that exists only with this person. Such sessions are more than just photos to remember — they are a way to freeze a moment with the one you laugh, dream, and share silence with. I don’t put you in frames — I create conditions where your closeness becomes the main story.

Together we choose the atmosphere — a walk through the old town, a cozy morning at home, or the freedom of the sea shore or an open field. To capture naturalness and emotional depth, I use light and sensitive equipment: the Canon R6 camera allows me to catch moments in motion, without pauses or repetitions. For more intimate portraits, I work with the Canon RF 85mm f/1.4 lens, which delicately emphasizes emotions while softly blurring the background. When needed, I add diffused light to create a warm, almost cinematic atmosphere — without the feeling of a staged studio.

Such sessions are built on trust, which is why I always offer a consultation beforehand: we discuss the idea, outfits, location, and emotional mood. I recommend booking in advance, especially if you want to make this story part of a wedding invitation, a photo book, or a special gift. Love story photography is not about perfect poses — it’s about your authenticity, exactly as it was at this stage of life. And my mission is to see it — and preserve it.

​Christening photography is a uniquely delicate genre, where technical skill must be combined with a deep sensitivity to the moment, respect for the sacrament, and special care for the child. I approach christenings not as formal events, but as one of the first important days in a child’s life — a moment lived by the whole family. That’s why I capture it not as a distant observer, but as a thoughtful presence nearby: discreet, yet with a clear vision of every frame.

My goal is to preserve the atmosphere of the ceremony: the light streaming through church windows, the smiles of godparents, a mother’s tenderness, the father’s emotions, the baby’s first tears or peaceful sleep in someone’s arms. I always work carefully, respectfully, and almost invisibly — so as not to disturb the rhythm of the ritual while ensuring that no important moment is lost.

For such sessions I use the Canon R6, which performs beautifully in low-light church interiors, and the Canon RF 85mm f/1.4 lens, allowing me to photograph from a respectful distance. I also carry a Profoto A10 flash with diffuser for situations that require additional light — but only when it is appropriate.

Before the shoot, I always speak with the parents: I clarify the details of the ceremony, visit the location, help with outfit choices, and share advice to make the day both meaningful and calm. I recommend booking in advance, so we can plan around the church’s schedule, light conditions, and number of guests with proper care.

A christening is not only a sacred act — it is a memory to return to for years to come. I will preserve it for you in photographs — sincerely, gently, and with warmth.

​Maternity photography is about much more than capturing an image — it is about preserving the tenderness, anticipation, and love that fill this unique stage of life. Pregnancy is a journey where every look, every gentle gesture, and every quiet moment carries meaning. My approach is to highlight the natural beauty of this period with warmth and sensitivity, creating images that reflect not only the changes in your body, but also the emotions of awaiting new life.

During such sessions, I strive to create a calm, supportive atmosphere where you can feel comfortable and free. I never force poses — instead, I softly guide the process so that every frame remains authentic, sincere, and timeless. Whether it’s a serene moment at home, a walk along the beach, or a golden sunset in the fields, the focus is always on your story and the emotions you are experiencing.

For maternity shoots, I work with professional Canon R6 equipment, paired with high-quality lenses such as the RF 50mm f/1.2 and RF 35mm f/1.8. These allow me to emphasize details, capture natural light beautifully, and create depth that highlights the tenderness of the moment. To enhance the atmosphere, I also use soft continuous lighting and reflectors when needed, ensuring the images feel natural and luminous.

Preparation is an important step: I always offer a consultation in advance to discuss your expectations, location preferences, clothing style, and overall mood. This allows us to shape the session so that it feels truly personal and meaningful. I recommend booking your maternity session ahead of time, ideally between the 28th and 34th week of pregnancy, when the belly has a graceful roundness, yet you still feel comfortable during the shoot.

Maternity photos are more than keepsakes — they are a visual legacy of love, hope, and the beginning of a new story. I would be honored to preserve these precious moments for you with care, warmth, and artistry.