📷 Photography & Stories
Hi, I'm Alex. I wander with a camera and an eye for the quiet, the golden, and the forgotten. This is my visual journal — shot on film, printed in memory.
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There's something irreplaceable about loading a roll of expired film and surrendering to the uncertainty. These frames from the Tuscan hills remind me why I started shooting analog in the first place.
All I needed was a north-facing window and a willing subject. Shot on Ilford HP5 pushed two stops.
Between the last train and the first ramen shop opening, there's a city that breathes differently. I was there with my Leica and no plans.
I drove four hours for a waterfall I never saw. What I found instead was better: a world made of white silence and basalt shadow.
There's something almost liturgical about the darkroom. No screens, no notifications — just chemistry, timing, and the slow reveal of an image.
A 28mm lens and a slow walk through the mercado. These are the faces of a Sunday morning in southern Mexico.
✦ The Photographer
I'm a photographer and visual storyteller based between Lisbon and wherever the light takes me. I've been shooting film since 2014, chasing the grain, the warmth, and the imperfection that digital can only approximate.
My work spans landscapes, portraits, and street documentation — united by a preference for available light, quiet moments, and the feeling that the best photographs are the ones that happen by accident.
I believe a photograph should feel like a memory: slightly faded, slightly warm, and impossible to fully explain.
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Whether it's a commission, a collaboration, or just a conversation about cameras — I'd love to hear from you.