Wedding guests celebrating at an outdoor dinner on Mallorca

Documentary photographer · Mallorca

It's all about
human.

Human-centered documentary photography — based in Mallorca, working internationally.

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Guest smiling during an evening eventSelected work
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What happens
between.

My work begins when people turn toward each other.

Not to direct the moment, but to hold space for what happens in between.

Black and white portrait of a man in glasses
Groom holding a handkerchief during a wedding
Friends reaching playfully toward the camera
Whether at a wedding,in public, or in private,it isn’t about documenting events.It’s about presence.
Couple looking at one another closely
Guests gathered in a grand hall during an event
Black and white moment seen through bubbles and glass

A gathering isn’t a reportage. It’s a tapestry of nerves, joy, and fleeting moments.

I move through it with respect, not with a blueprint.

Horse race crossing an open track
Child resting against an adult during a gathering
Bride dancing in evening light

This takes patience, not invisibility. Sometimes, I miss the perfect shot for the right one. Trust can’t be staged. It grows when I listen more than I direct, when I wait for the glance instead of asking for the smile.

Woman celebrating at night with bright lights behind her
People seen through a framed interior scene
Classic car driving through a tunnel
Empty event venue before guests arrive
Two women sharing a candlelit birthday moment
Man in a hard hat laughing outdoors
Wedding couple walking together at sunset
Black and white portrait of a woman at night

The strongest photographs aren’t made when the camera is forgotten.

They happen when the moment becomes stronger than the awareness of being seen.

Performers waiting in a lit production space
Camera operator filming during a production
Couple seated together overlooking the landscape
People talking together in warm evening light

My role isn’t to disappear. It’s to be present — so your story stays at the center.

This is the record that remains.

Conversations begin quietly.

If this way of working resonates, a first message is enough.

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Weddings As it unfolded.