One of my favourite Kodak moments so far was this scene I shot at Goodwood on Gold 200, it was during a grid walk of a Porsche celebration, I spotted this Playstation 1 livery Porsche 911 race car and just had to get a shot of it as it brings so much nostalgia. As I lined up my shot, this boy walked by with a matching jumper that fitted into the scene perfectly. I love that you can't always predict how a scene is gonna look and that sometimes faith just intervenes to make it special.

It was our first picture all together and first day outside with the newborn :)

I was walking through Waikīkī (Hawaiʻi) with my Pentax 6x7 and a roll of Ektachrome 100 around sunset and saw some people jumping off of a pier into the water. Shot this and happened to get lucky as one of them did a backflip with an older couple watching them nearby!

Although the holiday season looked a little bit different with various family members having the flu, thankfully we were all together and helped one another get through it. I was able to capture memories and a game of chess between my son and his grandfather were one of them. Of course, the pups had to participate too! 

A shot taken for BTS content while shooting the music video for Tay Jordan's 'Treason'. 

A moment of peace and tranquility at sunset as I saw the couple walk by with their dogs. It was my last shot of film left and I had a good feeling as soon as I took the photo. Truly capped off a magical weekend with a very special person.

My husband and I were watching the wave conditions before heading out for a surf session and I looked to my right and noticed someone else also doing the same thing. In what seemed like a split second I hurriedly picked up my camera and captured the shot. I don’t know if he was prepping for a surf session but I remember observing how peaceful he looked watching those waves dance. Moments like these remind me of how simple and beautiful creatures we humans are.

Walking the cliff lines of San Diego with my friend. Yashicaflex tlr loaded with Kodak Gold 200. The sunset casted a perfectly warm light on her & the oceans blue was just the cherry on top. Wouldn't look this great with any other film. 

So, back in 2019 (?) we decided that we wanted to go somewhere else for the weekend in mid January. Since we live in the northeast of Portugal, by the sea, we did a quick research for cool Places in Galicia to visit. We were leaning for places in the countryside away from the multitudes and we faced ourselves with Fragas do Eume, which is one of the best preserved  riverside forest in Europe. In the heart of the forest, hidden in between the oaks you find the monetary of a saveiro (more than 10 century old). Sometimes the vegetation is so dense it barely lets light in. It is magical place and we would blink if an Elf passed by us. 

In that particular Sunday morning the winter sun helped the fog to dissipate and I was lucky enough to shoot it

I took a picture of my lover at an old school in Fukushima, Japan.

Keeping warm in a winter wonderland 

I only took one roll of film with me to Japan. And this was the last shot. Took it from the window of a bullet train and thought an unanticipated train station had ruined the shot. Turned out to be the pick of the lot.

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This is a candid moment of Anna sitting in between a scene during a music video.

The Shimanami Kaido is a 70km cycle route across Japan’s Seto Inland Sea. The trail runs across six islands connected by some incredible bridges. This was taken on the Innoshima bridge. At 1.3km long it had some pretty special symmetry going on. The light was beautifully soft; diffused through the bridge’s beams with a natural bounce up off the water below. Worth stopping to get the camera and light meter out for!

A moment in time from an adventure in the beautiful Yosemite national park.

Kranjska Gora moment

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Reflection of a boy and his best friend 

It was a day straight out of an Italian summer dream, sun-kissed and oh-so-glorious, on the enchanting shores of Lake Garda.  You know, the kind that makes you wanna dance like nobody’s watching. Sunlight painted everything in this golden glow, and you could practically taste the dolce vita in the air. The vibrant summer vibe wrapped around us like a warm hug.  But wait, there is more to this day — it was a middle of our honeymoon.

I wasn’t chasing postcard-perfect shots. Nah, I was after something deeper.  It was a special day and for me it was about bottling up the essence of that that Italian summer energy and our youth, preserving it for eternity. And there it was – the magic of everyday life. It was like a symphony of moments, each telling a different story. So for me it is more than just a photo – it’s a piece of our love story that we can revisit anytime we want to relive that magic.

While walking in the park, we found a secluded place and decided to enjoy the moment

While in Jamaica, I was walking down on the beach and came upon a gentleman selling souvenirs. As I stopped to look at what he was selling he asked if I was enjoying my vacation. We chatted for a bit then I asked if I could take a picture of him and he agreed. I wanted to not only capture the beauty of the island but also show the beauty of its people.

My son was super happy we got some snow and even though it was only two inches , he made the best of his experience. 

Early bus trip, eyes barely opening up, hazy morning, undeniable views.

Couples photos can be whatever you want them to be, even playing pool at your favorite local bar.