Concrete, chrome, and café cubano at golden hour.
A quick walk before the sun dips, capturing murals, mufflers, and a perfect cortadito on the way back. Shot on a compact body, graded to feel like a memory.
A late-night walk, neon reflections, and a café that never clocks out.
HUNDRDPRF is a photography-first journal of Miami streets, tucked-away restaurants, and the small details that make a city feel like home. Shot on real walks, late flights, and the in-between hours when most people aren’t looking.
Latest
Latest Stories
Fresh editorials from the streets, cafés, and corners you actually want to be in.
Marble tables, soft jazz, and a plate you almost don’t want to touch.
A slow lunch where the light hits right, the pasta is handmade, and every frame looks like a campaign shot. The kind of place you plan outfits around.
Domino tables, guayaberas, and café windows fogged with stories.
A photo walk through Calle Ocho, chasing texture, color, and the way old Miami still breathes in small gestures and loud laughs.
City Guides
Neighborhoods worth the detour.
Bite-sized guides to the streets, coffee shops, and bars with actual personality.
Shinjuku, after midnight.
Tiny bars, big neon, and back alleys that feel like movie sets. Where to walk, what to shoot, and how to end the night with the right bowl of ramen.
Wynwood in soft light.
Where to shoot murals, grab a bite, and dodge the tourist traps. A route built around good coffee, walkable blocks, and clean frames.
Polanco mornings.
Walkable streets, espresso, and bakeries that hit like vacation. The calm side streets, the park benches, and the tables worth booking twice.
Photo Diaries
Frames first, words later.
Visual stories centered on light, motion, and the quiet in-between moments.
Headlights, puddles, and a city still awake.
Shot on a small camera, edited quick, meant to feel like you’re there. Reflections on wet asphalt, passing trains, and people half-blurred by motion.
Steam from coffee cups and slow shutter crosswalks.
Early trains, fogged windows, and the small rituals that start a city’s day. Perfect for testing new film looks and color grades on everyday chaos.
Restaurants
Spots that plate as good as they taste.
Short, honest takes on dining rooms where both the food and the vibe matter.
4.7
A tiny pasta bar with perfect counter seats.
Dim lights, good playlists, and dishes that look as good as they taste. Order the special, sit at the bar, bring a fast lens.
4.5
Tonkatsu, one plate, ten textures.
A quick stop that turned into an unplanned mini-shoot for the breadcrumb crust. Extra points for perfectly ugly-beautiful laminate tables.
4.8
Chilaquiles, open windows, and morning light.
The kind of breakfast that makes you take your time with every frame. Saturated colors, loud birds, and an easy walk after.
Blog
Notes, thoughts, and behind-the-lens.
Short reads on process, gear, and the stories that don’t fit neatly into a city guide or restaurant review.
How I shoot when I only have 30 minutes.
The mental checklist I run through on short walks — light, lines, one anchor subject, and getting out of my own way.
Why a small camera bag beats a full kit.
A quick breakdown of the “three piece” setup I carry for city days — and why leaving lenses at home usually helps.
Building a food-first itinerary for a new city.
How restaurant reservations, coffee stops, and late-night walks decide what gets shot and what just gets enjoyed.