My name is Alexia Linda, also known as Alexia Linn. I’m in my thirties, married to my best friend, and I have a soft spot for live music, oat milk chai lattes, and the smell of rain on warm concrete.
I love that wave of nostalgia you feel when flipping through an old photo album — rediscovering the outfits, the layered décor, the grain of film photographs, but above all, diving back into memories.
Welcome, I'm ALEXIA
My approach is documentary at its core, shaped by a cinematic eye developed through a background in film studies, and a deep human curiosity rooted in a bachelor’s degree in psychology.
I’m drawn to real moments — the ones that unfold naturally when people feel seen, comfortable, and free to simply be themselves.
My presence is often lightened by a contagious laugh and an easygoing energy that helps create space for authenticity. In that space, something honest happens: people let go, and real stories emerge.
An intuitive approach to real, unscripted storytelling.
Shooting on film is my way of slowing down and seeing differently.
Each frame is intentional, guided by instinct and presence rather than speed. Film carries a certain honesty I’m deeply drawn to — grain, softness, and imperfections that make every image feel real and unrepeatable.
I now work primarily on film, using digital only as a back-up when necessary. It’s a slower rhythm, but one that feels much closer to the way I want to tell stories.
Why I choose analog photography:
Have a story to tell? I’d love to hear it. Let’s begin with a simple note.
And everywhere in between
from vevey to tuscany
