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Before The Match
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Gloves
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@Rome Maker Faire – 4. The Hands Controller
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An Old Camera
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@Rome Maker Faire – 3. Stare Of The Mechanical Man
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Hanging Bottle
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@Rome Maker Faire – 2
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@Rome Maker Faire – 1
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Free Shoes
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Vive La France, The Oslo’s Way
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Out Of Focus, Once More
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Lady Gaga Art Rave
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Cold Freezing Touring Through The Oslo’s Fjord
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Stage Setting
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The Path To Freedom
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Running On The (Oslo’s) Docks
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A Taxi Night Fleet At Oslo’s Central Station
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An Old Lady in Great Shape
There’s something about old cars that asks you to listen before you look. You don’t photograph them—you make their acquaintance. This shot was taken inside an Alfa Romeo Giulia. She’s a machine from another time, but she doesn’t wear her age like a burden. The patina on the steering wheel, the soft wear on the dashboard controls, the dusty glow on the gauges—they don’t speak of decay, but of use. Of stories lived in full throttle and long idles. I didn’t stage this frame. I simply opened the door and saw her waiting there in quiet elegance. The light slipped through the glass just enough to kiss the rim of…
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Not A Photography Anymore
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An Off Duty Anchor
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Efesto’s New Production Line
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Empty Street in Rome
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A Sailors’ Warehouse
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Autumn Leaves
There’s nothing particularly striking about this photo at first glance. Just a flower box tucked against a weathered wall. A few green leaves still stubbornly clinging on, others browned and curled, caught mid-fall. It’s the kind of street element you pass without noticing, or maybe glimpse and forget. And yet, it’s a portrait — not of a person, but of a moment in life. That in-between moment.When you’re no longer young, but not yet old.Not blooming, not dying. Just… suspended. There’s resilience in the remaining green, still pushing out colour despite the changing cycle. But there’s no hiding the signs of decline. Age creeps in at the edges first —…
