These are the kind of photographs you don’t like at first glance, but end up growing into with time. They have always been the same; what changed was the way I looked at them and the way I changed with

I've always believed that what defines a photographer isn't technique, but rather a constant attentive gaze, ready for all kinds of situations. Especially those that are trivial, everyday moments that

I'm back with a new DIY project, and this time it's another piece of furniture I found on the street. I had just stepped out for a few minutes around my neighborhood when I came across this little table

During my brief time in Ouro Preto, I had one day to visit some of the waterfalls in the region — and I say some because I don't think I've ever seen a place with so many waterfalls. The state of Minas

This past weekend we had a four-day holiday here in Brazil, and I traveled for the first time to the city of Ouro Preto, in Minas Gerais. I want to share a little about this experience while the memories

Recently, I came across these photos from a trip I took to Garaú Beach, in Peruíbe, a few years ago. I find them beautiful, inspiring, and maybe even a little poetic. I was truly happy to rediscover these

I took these photos during the Carnival holiday, a few months ago, on my trip to Serra Fina, in the Serra da Mantiqueira mountain range. They were taken specifically at Poço Esmeralda, one of the most

As I mentioned in my last post here in the community, I recently visited and rediscovered the town of Monte Alegre do Sul, which is about an hour away from where I live. Even though it was a quick trip,

Hi, the content I'm bringing today is about a new painting I did in the backyard of my house. I made it recently in May and I’m super excited to show it here to you. I have these strong cross-stitch flower

The photos I’m sharing today for my participation in the #Monomad contest were taken back in 2016. They are portraits I created in my old home, and until now, I had never seen them in black and white.

I just found these photos in my archives and, for the first time, decided to edit them in black and white. They gave me a completely different feeling compared to when I originally took them. The absence

Today I bring another post about renovation, and this time it's about the makeover of this vintage piece of furniture, a glass hutch that holds a huge emotional value for me. Actually, this is already

These images were made in 2013, and I think they mark my first flirtation with a more conceptual and perhaps even dark approach to photography. Melancholy, I realize now, has always been present in my

I took these photos accidentally last weekend, and I say accidentally because I wasn’t planning to photograph this scene at all. In fact, I didn’t even have a camera or my own phone with me, since my phone

This was my second time visiting the town of Monte Alegre do Sul, a tiny little town with around 8,000 inhabitants, located in the same region where I live, about an hour away from my city. I had been

I took these photos in February of this year during a trip to the Serra da Mantiqueira, specifically in a section known as Serra Fina. The photos were taken in the municipalities of Passa Quatro and Itanhandu

This week I ended up revisiting the images from this photo shoot as I prepared to mint them as NFTs for an event happening on the Objkt platform. I have been participating in every edition of this event

Something I always try to bring into my photos is intention, even if that intention isn't immediately visible and might never be fully understood by the viewer. Sometimes it's almost like a secret, something

Female portraits always move me, because I see so much in every gaze, in every woman portrayed. I see layers. Endless submerged layers. These were taken in 2013, in an abandoned house. Just a bit more

It's been quite a while since I last shared a DIY project here because life has been really hectic and I haven't had much time to work on these projects and put my ideas into practice. More recently, I