Fadi Koudsi is an Egyptian freelance photographer and photography instructor based in Egypt. He has conducted several seminars on introductory technique and studio lighting. He started photography in 2010 and has worked across many categories, including architecture, portraits, products, and studio lighting.
His work has been featured in several local photography exhibitions in Egypt and abroad. He has won several local photography awards for his black and white images. His style is influenced by his favorite photographers, including Richard Avedon, Helmut Newton, and Annie Leibovitz.
His black and white photography showcases a strong understanding of light, shadow, and composition. He has a talent for capturing the mood and atmosphere of his subjects. His work reflects a deep commitment to the craft of photography.
“Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever… it remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything.”
He participates in many exhibitions and continues to develop his skills. His portfolio includes a range of architectural and portrait work that highlights his technical skill. He is also known for his work in studio lighting and product photography.
Q: What defines Fadi Koudsi’s photography style?
A: His ability to capture mood and atmosphere in black and white images, combined with his technical skill in studio lighting and composition. His work spans architecture, portraits, and products, reflecting his versatility and dedication to the craft.