HEY GEO
Relaxed indoor portrait seated beside a softly lit window

Photography by Geovanny De Leon

Found
Together

Lifestyle and environmental portraits shaped through conversation.

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Black-and-white close portrait from the downtown session
Warm indoor portrait leaning across the back of a chairRelaxed environmental portrait reclining in a bright interior

Selected portraits / two recent stories

Portraits made through presence,
not performance.

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Environmental portrait / person + place

Against the
Structure

A study of gesture and stillness inside a structured environment.

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Full-length portrait held against a geometric city setting
Portrait made between the lines of an urban structureQuiet gesture within the surrounding architecture
Black-and-white close portrait from the downtown sessionStillness / portrait

Lifestyle portrait / available light

At the
Waterline

Warm light, open water, and the small gestures that appeared as the session relaxed.

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Seated portrait beneath soft willow branches
Black-and-white profile portrait looking over the water
Natural gesture framed by leaves near the shorelineWide shoreline photograph closing the portrait story

The process

The session starts
with a conversation.

I begin with a conversation, not a finished photograph. We talk until the camera stops feeling like the point; then I pay attention to light, mood, and the way you naturally settle into the place.

How sessions work
Relaxed portrait in open downtown light
01 / Notice
Quiet portrait beside the water
02 / Settle
Quiet golden-hour portrait with closed eyes and wind moving through her hair
03 / Find

A personal chapter

Golden surface light folding across a submerged portrait

Water / Home

Water remains part of the practice as a connection to comfort, memory, and home—not as the definition of every photograph.

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Mirrored figure wrapped in pale fabric underwaterBlack-and-white floral reflection beneath the surface

From the journal / personal notes

Why water still returns to the work

Water changes how light falls, how a body moves, and how a person lets go. A few thoughts on why this personal chapter still returns.

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Wide portrait closing the story in soft available light

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You do not need a finished concept—or experience in front of a camera. Bring a feeling, a place, or simply a curiosity, and we can find the photographs together.

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