Im Glad you’re here
After exploring different forms of creativity, I found my true voice in photography. There’s magic in the way light dances, shadows whisper, and moments freeze in time. Photography allows me to unveil the unseen, to turn fleeting glances and quiet beauty into lasting stories. It’s not just about capturing images—it’s about capturing feelings, preserving the poetry of a single moment, and sharing the world through my lens.
I was made to create. Since childhood, I felt the pull of art, knowing deep down that my path would be one of expression, of capturing the world in a way only I could see.
Meet Jad
I believe in real moments—the kind that unfold effortlessly, in golden light and quiet touches, in laughter that echoes long after it’s gone. I chase sunsets not just for their beauty, but for the stories they hold, for the fleeting seconds where time seems to stand still. My images are more than photographs; they are windows into emotions, reminders of the joy found in the simplest moments together. They are meant to be felt, to be printed, framed, and cherished for years to come.
Having lived across different countries and wandered through countless cities, my lens became my way of seeing the world—not just its landscapes, but its souls. With every click of the shutter, I discovered a deeper truth: that no matter how vast the distances, how different the cultures, the real boundaries are only the ones we choose to see.
What I’m not about
Stressful wedding days? I've been advising clients to plan a stress-free day by staying organized with their schedule. This ensures we have enough time to capture candid moments, get creative with individual and group portraits, and, most importantly, truly enjoy every second of their big day. Time flies—so why be stressed on one of the best days of your life?
What are my business goals
As I’ve grown in this industry, I’ve come to realize that life is too short to constantly compare myself to others. Instead, I’m focusing on embracing my own individuality and staying true to my creative vision. It’s time to step away from imitation and offer my couples what they truly deserve—unique photos filled with the genuine emotions and essence of their carefully planned wedding day.
What I’m loving
The best way to describe this style is a "fly-on-the-wall" approach. It’s when the photographer steps back, avoids posing or staging, and simply captures events as they naturally unfold, using the sun and background as an artistic combination.
What I’m learning
Recently, I've been obsessed with finding more creative and artistic ways to capture portraits that not only make you look amazing but also truly capture the essence of the moment.
I've also been experimenting with the use of light and shadow, flash vs. natural light, and creatively using the sun, background and lights as an artistic combination during the wedding day for moments like the first dance, entrances, and speeches.
“Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius and it's better to be absolutely rediculous than absolutely boring.”
MARiLYN MONROE