Beach was photographed in Punta Secca, Italy, where the shoreline feels less like a backdrop and more like a living stage.

I built the edit around two quiet ideas: the simplicity of daily life and the understated elegance of wedding fashion. Here, nothing stays separate for long. Families settle into the sand as if it is their second home. Dogs pull their owners toward the last light. The energy of the streets drifts down to the waterline. And then, almost without announcement, a couple steps into the same frame. Newlyweds moving through the everyday, carrying a temporary glow.

What inspires me in Punta Secca is this seamless meeting of real life and fashion. A wedding dress does not erase the beach, it reveals it. The fabric catches wind, then falls back into the grain of sand. The hem gathers salt and dust, turning perfection into something human. In these photographs I am not chasing spectacle. I am chasing the moment where elegance meets texture, where joy feels true because it is brief, where the ordinary becomes cinematic simply by being seen with care.

Beach is my attempt to hold that threshold, the line where daily life continues and something timeless appears for a heartbeat.