Photographer and artist Geloy Concepcion contemplates the complexity of love in his newest book entitled, “Can Love Really Be Photographed?”.

Geloy, widely known for his photographs across social media, echoes the feelings and layers of love through his storytelling, capturing and connecting with audiences across platforms. 

His newest release spans across the years that he has spent with his family, his wife Bea and daughter Narra, capturing it into photos that not just pause time—but the changes across time, and how love remains to be the center of it all.

In a post on Facebook, he said that “Inside this book is my heart. 12 years of taking pictures of the people I love. Seeing us change, trying to keep everything that’s possible to keep.”

Following the success of his projects such as the “Things You Wanted to Say But Never Did” this year and his “Bad Days Are Temporary” studio, Concepcion’s newest release asks and contemplates on “what can a photograph really hold?”.

With more than 10 years worth of photographs, Concepcion considers this to be “my most personal work to date”.

The photographer has also opened an exhibition in the Bad Days Are Temporary Studio, located in First United Building in Escolta until January 10—allowing supporters and those interested to have a glimpse of what the book is about. Copies of the book are also available at ₱2,500, limited to 500 copies sold.

PHOTOS from GELOY CONCEPCION (via Facebook)