My collection of ghost ads captured around New York City. I’ve always been fascinated with these nostalgic urban time capsules, remnants of old hand-painted advertisements that still linger on the walls of New York City buildings. Once vibrant and bold, these signs—often promoting long-gone products, shops, or services—have weathered decades of sun, rain, and city grit, leaving behind a hauntingly beautiful snapshot of the past.
Captured on Sony a6700 and iPhone 15 Pro Max.
High noon summer light proved to be the perfect opportunity to play with silhouettes and shadows in Barcelona’s old city center and along its lively beach scenes. I wanted to highlight compositional layers of urban life, color and activity and felt that shooting at midday accentuated those elements.
Captured on a Sony a6700 and an iPhone 15 Pro Max.
The washed out tones of the limestone buildings and Baroque facades in Malta’s capital Valletta offer a striking reflection of its rich history. I found its narrow winding streets, fortified walls and ocean vistas are best explored and photographed in the early morning light to avoid the crowds and accentuate contrast. I definitely got a bit lost in time walking these streets and enjoyed every second of it.
A few of my favorite images below. All shot on a Sony a6700
Sharing some recent work I’ve shot in New York City featuring some shadows and architectural details and silhouettes I found interesting in Manhattan’s Financial District and Midtown areas. The way light is obstructed and shines through in these skyscraper dense areas has always attracted me visually.
Below is some visual exploration of these moments and places.
When visiting the iconic residential building designed by Ricardo Bofill on the outskirts of Barcelona, it’s easy to get transported by its bold architectural experimentation. It felt like I was on an expansive SciFi movie set.
It was completed in 1975, and the structure stands out with its labyrinth-like design and interlocking geometric forms. The building’s dramatic cascading courtyards, and complex interior spaces make it perfect for architectural photography. My favorite aspect was also the color choices which adds so much to the design.
Shot on Sony a6700 and iPhone 15 Pro Max.
