My work, simply put, is basically taking photos and videos. However, there's a whole process behind it that no one is aware of until they work with me. That's when you can understand how I achieve what I do.

The preparation that leads to the final pieces is similar to creating a piece of jewelry, a piece of clothing, or a cake. For me, intention is the foundation of all communication, and the message is essential to understanding any story.

I always work on personalized projects: meetings with you, exchanging ideas, creating briefings and mood boards, advising and supporting you on everything involved in filming or shooting a couple. After all that, I have to be able to answer the questions: Who are the people in front of me? What's their story?

I love my work, and it's not enough for me to just take pretty pictures. I like to approach the cinema, and no one goes to see a movie "because it has pretty pictures," but because it tells a good story. I don't just want the couple looking into each other's eyes and hugging. I need something that happens that you usually do together, whether it's a hike to a mountain peak, a game of cards, or an afternoon of reading. We take the most mundane and real scenes and embellish them a little to make them look nice.