L’Etape Czech Republic by Tour de France

As I shoot, I’m constantly thinking about timing and composition. A great cycling shot is often all about capturing that split second when everything comes together—the rider in full motion, the bike, the background, and the light. It's about showing the emotion and effort behind the movement, whether through the intensity of a close-up or the expansive energy of a wide shot.

The beauty of cycling photography is in its unpredictability—no two moments are ever quite the same. Whether I’m working with the natural light or adjusting to the environment around me, each shot tells a unique story. It's not just about the cyclist; it's about how they interact with the world around them, and how I can capture that sense of motion and spirit in a single frame.