I opened my eyes to the world in my father's photography laboratory. As a child, I went down to the basement with him to immerse myself in the dark room, where I spent idle hours observing the magic that made it possible for all kinds of images to emerge from white paper. Over the years, I realized that I also wanted to do magic and at the age of 16, I bought my first analog camera, with the money I won in a contest for young photographers, a Yashica Super 2000. Since then, photography has been more than a job, my way of life, and my desire, to be honest and try to fulfill the first commandment of the master Cartier Bresson: “Always put the soul, the eye and the heart in the spotlight.” After two decades dedicated to photojournalism, my goal is now focused on weddings, capturing the emotions and moments of one of the most special days in the life of any couple.