Behind the Lens
This portrait symbolizes my passion for street and travel photography – the camera as a constant companion, always at hand, always alert. For me, it’s not about collecting places or capturing landmarks. It’s about what happens between the familiar points: light unexpectedly striking a facade, shadows shaping movement, genuine moments that exist only for an instant. I move through cities as an observer, not a director. I’m not just looking for places – I’m looking for moments that tell stories without being loud.
A vibrant street moment full of movement, frozen in strong black and white contrast.
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A quiet urban night scene, interrupted by the play of light from a passing train.
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A quiet street scene with clear lines and strong shadows in the morning light.
See DetailsAn unexpected downpour transformed Lisbon’s narrow streets into mirrored stages. Tom found shelter and watched as passersby became part of an abstract composition. The perfect moment came when a lone person carrying an umbrella stepped directly into the light.
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A spontaneous nighttime stroll through Tokyo led Tom to a street musician who, for a split second, stood perfectly illuminated. Without hesitation, he pressed the shutter – an intuitive moment. This image reminds Tom that true magic often arises unexpectedly.
Read More12. Nov 23
In the early morning hours, Tom spotted a fog-shrouded bridge in Hanoi. The few cyclists looked like gentle silhouettes moving through the silence. The moment was calm, raw, and minimalist – exactly Tom’s element.
Read More18. Jan 24
