Every Face, A Story.

Whispers of Light

Portrait photography can be beautifully executed using natural light, which offers a soft, flattering effect—especially during golden hour. Studio lighting, on the other hand, provides full control over shadows, highlights, and overall mood, making it ideal for consistent results regardless of time or weather.

Art photography that brings emotions to life

It was a great day—warm by London standards, with just a few clouds drifting across the sky. In a word, perfect for a photoshoot. At Gladstone Park, we discovered a quiet corner where the meadows were left wild and untrimmed, their natural texture offering the perfect backdrop. Nature and light aligned, setting the stage for something beautifully unplanned.

Duality: A Study in Light and Identity

Two distinct lighting setups—studio light and natural light. Two different wigs, shifting mood and identity. The same model, transformed. Light and style become the storytellers, revealing how subtle changes shape entirely new portraits. One subject, infinite possibilities.

Su

At Thabarwa Meditation Centre, outside the studio and under open skies, a quiet study of the face begins. Using only basic flash lights, each portrait captures more than features—it reveals stillness, character, and the silent depth of presence. A minimalist setup, yet a powerful exploration of expression.

Trio Peligroso

Three musicians from Osain del Monte—Adonis, Ramón, and Machito—have come together to form Trío Peligroso. This dynamic ensemble bridges cultures and genres, collaborating with French jazz artists on an experimental project that fuses the rich rhythms of Afro-Cuban Rumba with the improvisational spirit of jazz.

Selena

With studio lights, you can sculpt the face—revealing texture, emotion, and depth. In low-key studio photography, shadows become as important as light, creating a dramatic tension that draws the viewer in. It’s not just about capturing a face, but about uncovering the mood beneath it.