Basak Prince is a Los Angeles-based fine art photographer known for her evocative landscape and street photography. With an eye for light, rhythm, and mood, her images explore the tension between solitude and connection—capturing layered moments from wild coastal vistas to fleeting scenes of everyday city life.

Inspired by photographers like Alex Webb, Ara Güler, Guy Tal, Dustin LeFevre, and William Neill, Basak approaches photography as both a visual meditation and a form of storytelling.

Her work reveals a deep reverence for nature’s quiet drama and the poetry of the street, often weaving together color, shadow, and human presence to reflect a sense of place and wonder.

Her photographs have been featured in group exhibitions and online photography showcases, and she continues to build collections focused on themes such as California’s coastal wilderness, urban stillness, and portals in nature.

Website: www.basakprincephotography.com