The Art Behind My Studio Photoshoots in New York City

I’ve never seen my work as simply showing up and taking pictures. Every studio photoshoot I create in New York City starts long before the camera comes out — with an idea, a vision, and a full creative process behind it. I step into every project not only as a photographer, but also as a creative director, stylist, and set designer, carefully shaping every detail from concept to execution. From lighting and studio setup to wardrobe, mood, and final composition, my goal is to create images that feel intentional, elevated, and uniquely personal. This blog is a collection of my favorite photoshoots created at Times Square Photo Studio — the studio I own in New York City — where each project reflects that full journey from idea to final image. I’ll be continuously updating this post with new sessions, so make sure to check back from time to time to see the latest work.

FIRST PROJECT: BLACK TULLE PHOTOSHOOT

For this studio photoshoot, I brought to life an idea I had been wanting to create for a long time — a minimal yet striking concept built around black tulle as the main visual element. This fashion-inspired studio session was designed to feel both simple and powerful, allowing texture, movement, and light to define the mood of the images. I personally developed the concept, styled the direction of the shoot, and worked closely with the model and makeup artist to shape the final look. From building the studio setup and designing the lighting to guiding the posing and capturing the final images, every part of this photoshoot was intentionally crafted. The result is a series of editorial-style portraits that I’m truly obsessed with — a perfect example of how a simple idea, when fully executed, can turn into something visually impactful.