Portraits of Strangers. Dancer with a Painted Face #1

Generally, life is good.

 

Abstract #1. Transformation

 

You begin with patterns—like rust on old equipment—trying to create something interesting. But after a while, you sense that something is missing, something you can’t quite name. Suddenly, you look around and see it: the painted silhouette of a nude woman in a shop window.

This image was created through multiple exposures, a mixture of luck and many failed attempts. The nude woman in a shop window went through layers, color and time to exist fully. 

Generally, life is good.

Whirls of Color and Spirit

As my city prepares for Halloween, these dancers filled our main street yesterday with vibrant motion and joyful energy. Celebration and art came together in a radiant dance of life.

Generally, life is good.

Portraits of Strangers. The Young Man with Tatoo

Behind every face marked by time and ink, there’s a story quietly waiting to be heard. 

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I have always been fascinated by faces — each one revealing itself in its own mysterious way. 

My portraits are made on the street, never planned, always born from a fleeting moment of luck and opportunity.

I never truly know whether I’ve captured the essence of a stranger or merely a passing expression, but each time I try, I do so with hope — hoping that something genuine and human finds its way into the frame.

Generally, life is good.