In a world full of digital floods of images, analogue black and white photography stands as a quiet but powerful art form. It reduces the visible to the essentials - light and shadow, structure and expression.

Every film, every image is created with care: from loading the film and choosing the moment to developing it in the darkroom. No filters, no ‘undo’ - just the raw, unadulterated reality, captured on celluloid.

Black and white photography shows more than just pictures. It tells stories, traces emotions and leaves room for interpretation. Without the distraction of colour, the eye is drawn to what really counts: Expression, atmosphere and composition.