Dimitri Mais Photography

04/06/2026

Some more frames from the Zero Bond shoot for Studio Sofield.

What made this project special was how much intention went into every detail. Color, material, light, nothing was accidental. My job was to find the frames where all of that came together, and to make the images feel like being in the room rather than just looking at it.

Thankful to William Sofield and his team for the trust ✨🙌

10/24/2025

Caught this view walking the High Line, the way 512 W 22nd opens up between the trees always stops me for a second.
architects really gave it that rhythm between nature and city.

10/23/2025

Evening light on 50 Ninth Ave, where a thoughtful modern addition by rises from a historic brick base with quiet confidence. A beautiful balance of heritage and contemporary design, glowing softly in the Chelsea sun.

10/17/2025

Love observing how light and people move around , by and

10/16/2025

No big production, no rules - just light, movement, and trust.🙌
Grateful for these kinds of sessions!
With wonderful

10/08/2025

There’s something quietly grounding about photographing musicians, that moment when sound becomes still, yet you can almost hear it through their presence.
Photographing Gilad reminded me why I love collaborating with artists, the unspoken rhythm, the shared curiosity, the calm between notes.

Always grateful for these creative exchanges that connect more than just our crafts.

09/24/2025

With the simplest gestures turn into something cinematic - light catching the figure, movement flowing effortlessly, freedom in every frame.🙌✨

09/15/2025

Some interior details from my shoot at for .
It was a true pleasure to spend time in these spaces, exploring the light, textures, and design that make this project so unique. Thankful to William Sofield and his team for trusting me to capture it ✨🙌

07/24/2025

I've been working on this little Story for a minute while updating my portfolio/website - I would love to hear your thoughts ☺️✌

Some shoots just stick with you—not because they’re flashy or over-the-top, but because they unfold quietly and leave a lasting impression. This one did exactly that.

07/17/2025

West 48th lit up like a movie set.
That golden slice of light, the rush of the city, glass and concrete catching fire for a moment.
Street scenes with an architectural heartbeat.