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Chelsea and I collaborated on a Victorian-inspired ghost photoshoot, drawing influence from 19th-century spirit photography. The images were created using a single RGB light, natural candlelight, and a black mist filter to produce a soft, ethereal atmosphere. The images exceeded my expectations. I aimed to create photographs that felt like stills from a film, which made capturing detailed shots essential in helping to build a narrative within the series. Equipment Used Camera

I was fortunate to collaborate with Brightin Star  on their AF 85mm f/1.8 full-frame lens , and this project genuinely exceeded my expectations. Designed for portrait photographers who value both character and precision, this lens proved itself to be far more than just a spec-sheet performer—it delivered where it matters most: in real-world creative conditions. All images shown here were captured with the Brightin Star AF 85mm f/1.8, shot wide open and in low-light environmen

Last year, I attended Military Odyssey  as a guest with a very specific intention. Rather than documenting the event as a reenactment or historical showcase, I treated it as a living film set. My personal project was simple in concept but demanding in execution: to capture the event, its environments, and its people as if each frame belonged to a war movie . I wasn’t chasing spectacle alone. I was looking for moments, the quiet ones between action, the human pauses where char