How I work

Photography Principles

Here’s a simple breakdown of how I approach photography to give you the best results:

1. Knowing My Tools

I know my camera, lighting, and how to use them in any situation.

For You: Your photos will look great, no matter the setting or lighting.

2. Planning Ahead

I think about the shot before taking it, so I’m ready when the moment happens.

For You: Every photo feels natural and well-timed.

3. Photos That Speak

I focus on capturing moments that tell a story or show real emotions.

For You: Your photos will feel alive and meaningful.

4. Clean Composition

I make sure the shot is clear and free from distractions, like cluttered backgrounds or awkward angles.

For You: Your photos will look polished and professional.

5. Framing What Matters

I focus on the most important part of the scene and leave out the unnecessary.

For You: Your images highlight what really matters.

6. Getting the Settings Right

I adjust my camera for every scene to make sure the photos are sharp and well-lit.

For You: Even tricky shots will come out looking just right.

7. Capturing Emotions

I look for moments where people are at their most natural and emotional.

For You: Your photos will feel personal and real.

8. Careful Editing

After the shoot, I edit each photo to make sure it looks its best.

For You: You’ll get beautiful, clean, and natural-looking images.

This is how I make sure your photos feel authentic and timeless while focusing on what’s most important to you.

Christmas event

For example, here is a woman, a talented painter, who mentioned how hard it was to get a good photo with her son. She said no photographer had ever been able to capture a photo of them that felt natural and right.

I simply invited her to give it a try. Within minutes, we created a series of stunning photos. It was quick, effortless, and exactly what she’d been hoping for.

Night portrait

A series of night portraits of a young girl captured in low light conditions.

In these shots, she is tossing her hair into the air, creating a sense of movement and emotion.

These photographs demonstrate what it means to truly seize the moment, even in challenging circumstances.

Each frame represents a fraction of a second, frozen in time to highlight the beauty of spontaneity and the art of capturing dynamic energy in still photography.

What People Say

Very beautiful photos, great quality, perfect lighting, and so full of life.

I absolutely loved how I looked in the pictures, and it’s hard to please me! You did an amazing job capturing people’s emotions.

Thank you so much, Ivan! ❤️

I.A. Personal Efficiency Consultant