Salt & Sugar Collective
Lifestile Photography
Based in Madeira, available worldwide.
Candid, natural photos for travelers, couples, families and individuals.
📸 Mini Session — €150Romantic photos at one selected location.
Clean, elegant, and focused.
Duration: 30 minutes⸻🚶 Photo Walk — €200A relaxed walk through Funchal with natural, candid moments.
We move, explore, and capture real emotions.
Duration: up to 2 hours⸻🎥 Short Video Reel — €80A short cinematic video to preserve the feeling of your day.⸻Total value: €430 → Package price: €400⸻Limited availability each week

I didn’t come into photography accidentally — it grew with me, through years of work, people, and places that shaped the way I see.My journey began in Ukraine, where I co-founded a photography studio that became a creative starting point for many photographers. It was Stelmakh Studio. We were young, and we couldn’t have known how much our studio would impact the photography scene in Ukraine. It opened doors for many and helped bring forward a new wave of photographers. It was never just about taking pictures — it was about developing taste, understanding light, and learning how to work with people in real moments, not staged ones.Over time, photography expanded into different directions — weddings, couples, families, and personal portraits. I’ve worked with people who don’t want perfect poses, but something honest and natural. Along the way, I also gained training and practical experience in the United States, which shaped my approach to modern photography and client experience.For the past four years, I’ve been living and working in Portugal, on the island of Madeira. It’s a place where light, air and movement create a unique atmosphere in each frame. Here, I work with international clients — travelers, couples, families, and weddings — each with their own story and energy.I’m also the founder of creative photography projects, including Snapshot Cafe in the United States — a concept that brings together photography, community, and visual culture into one space.My approach is simple: photography should feel natural. No forced poses, no artificial emotion — only direction, attention, and an understanding of how a moment unfolds.I focus on creating images that feel alive — soft, atmospheric, and honest. The kind of photographs you return to, not because you have to, but because they still hold something real.Photography, for me, is not about documenting how something looked. It’s about preserving how it felt.


























