About
I bought my first camera to have an excuse to talk to strangers. Fifteen years later that's still the job: earn a little trust, wait for the moment people forget the lens, and press the shutter. My work lives between documentary and portraiture — projects on migration, coastal communities, and the quiet rituals of ordinary days. I print everything. A photo isn't finished until it's on paper.
Photograph people with dignity, and the ordinary like it's worth remembering.
Principles: Patience · Natural light · Consent · Printed work
Projects & publications
Salt & Tide
A two-year project with the last sardine fishers of the Algarve coast. Exhibited in Porto, 2024.
Return
Portraits of second-generation immigrants revisiting their parents' hometowns.
Night Markets
Street series shot across six Asian cities, available as a print collection.
Figures
References
“Noah comes back with the frame you didn't know you needed. He photographs trust.”