The title of this moment is a quote from “Brighton Beach” by Rod Stewart, song gear came to my mind immediately when I saw this scene.

“It seems like there is always a couple sitting in this spot, waiting to be part of a photograph” a friend of mine commented, when he saw this shot. It is probably true, and the first time I ever visited Brighton, I did the same. After all, is there anything more calming and fulfilling than sitting on the beach with your loved one, gazing at the sea?

And this moment from my autumn photographic walk around Brighton last September reminded me of that.

A happy day with snow & sun & loved ones. 

Me walking in the magnificent landscape of Tatacoa Desert in Colombia 

Cuando caen los últimos rayos de sol en las mágicas playas de Michoacán México, el cielo se pinta de millones de colores en tan sólo unos pocos segundos, tranformándose ese momento efímero  en uno de los recuerdos más lindos del día. 

This is a photo I took in Tasmania after a few weeks camping in the national park of Freysinet! I shot this photo on Kodak Portra 400. 

Freysinet National Park, Tasmania.

All snuggled in a warm blanket.

10 février 2021 Ne me demandez pas quelle saison je préfère je ne saurais répondre ... Le printemps pour ses fleurs, l’été pour ses glaces, ses douces soirées, son soleil (et mon anniversaire ?), l’automne pour ses couleurs et l’hiver pour sa neige et ses fêtes ✨

Whose hands are clean?

Life is an accumulation of moments. Coast life is a moment sitting on the beach watching different characters enjoying another moment. 
 

San Pancho, Nayarit, México 

I was hiking alone on snowshoes in the Swiss Alps, surrounded by immaculate snow and pine trees. The atmosphere was calm and serene. While I was on a perched on a higher hill, my eyes were drawn by these two hikers and their shadows. I thought it would make a beautiful black and white picture, so I stopped and took a picture of them while they were in the sunlight. 

Our gender reveal! After a blindfolded paint gun fight, we took off the blind folds to discover we are having a girl!

Today is my last day of being 25, and I’m so grateful for making it this far. Year 25 was probably one of the best years of my life. I got to go to so many places, climb mountains, grow closer to my wife, get closer to finishing my masters degree, have ups, have downs, drink a lot of coffee, start my photography, venture out in life, and so much more. Who in the world knows what year 26 will look like, but Lord-Willing, I’m determined to make the best of what I’m given, and have some more adventures that I can share later in life one day.

Just hanging with my sweet boi 

A winter hike at Stone Mountain State Park in the upstate of North Carolina.

The photo was taken in London with my analog camera Minolta X300. It shows two highlights of my visit to London - very talented musicians and the amazing Tate Museum. I created the overlay effect double exposure. 

To have the opportunity to be in such a beautiful and magical place next to the person I love, that’s what I call being lucky. 

Delicate complicity of my kids happily enjoying the snow at home. It hasn't snowed for years in our town! ❤️

I took this photo in Venice, there was a birthday party and we were celebrating in this beautiful terrace! The light was perfect and I wanted to capture this moment. 

Our feet have taken so many steps together. 

The bond between a boy and his dog is truly one of the purist forms of kinship I can think of.  My son and our dog are completely content to let the troubles of the world go as they play catch at our neighborhood  park as the sunsets. 

i fall in love with every part of you ?

Mother kiss her daughter under the sunset shadow.

I wanted to capture a candid moment of intimacy and joy between two lovers. This picture was taken at an Orange County beach on a cloudy day. 

We were with friends in banff during the pandemic but at the time in Calgary Canada it just seemed like a moment where everything was "normal". We are a couples page but we just live in the moment a document in the moment