I am often asked the question: how come you became a photographer? I never cherished the term "photographer". Photography was never a job for me. I was never in to make a living from it. A photographer is a person with a camera, shooting weddings, corporate parties, children's parties and ceremonies. I'm not interested in all that. I never deliberately thought about the place artistic nudes shall occupy in my life. It's not a job, and it's not a hobby, but rather a way to experience the beauty of the world around us. The beauty and the sensuality of the female body. The juvenile female beauty - this is the quintessence of absolute beauty. The girl in my photos always has a vivid sexuality. She is sensual. She's coveted. It is full of emotions. There is no hypocrisy and primitive lust in it. There is no vulgarity. Passion and sensuality are mixed with tenderness and innocence ... And at the junction of the aesthetic and there instinctive there is a genuine harmony of emotion and animalism. On the shooting, everything must be genuine: passion, lust, shame, fear, embarrassment. There shouldn’t be fake and imitation. There should be no hypocrisy. I like the relaxed play of light and shadow on the beckoning curves of the female body. I like the tenderness of intimate lines of awakening sensuality. Like when modesty is interwoven with excitation in the pattern of the composition and appears in black and white lines in the geometry of the frame. Each of us creates the pattern of our lives. We choose the cutter, which will allow us to cut the lines of fate on a genuine cloth of momentary eternity. For me, this light is a light contrasting the shadow, and the canvas is silver on matt paper. In this I found my harmony and my truth. And the form - and content.

My favorite cameras:
Rolleiflex
Graflex
Mamiya RZ67 pro II

My favorite film:
Fuji Neopan Across

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