Inha Dybchenko

Pro Type: Photographer

I’m a Ukrainian photographer currently based in Carmichael, California.
Photography came into my life as a quiet way to hold on to what matters most — emotion, light, and memory. I grew up in Ukraine, where I learned to see beauty in simple things: a hand on a shoulder, the way sunlight touches a face, the quiet in-between moments that often go unnoticed.

After moving to the United States, photography became not only my art but also my voice — a way to connect, to belong, and to tell stories that feel real. I specialize in capturing families, motherhood, and intimate portraits filled with warmth and authenticity. I want my photographs to feel like home — honest, gentle, and alive.

My work has been published in Ellas Magazine and Penida Magazine. Each publication reminds me that art can cross borders and languages when it comes from the heart.

Beyond photography, I write stories and essays — another way to explore memory, healing, and identity. I find inspiration in literature, autumn light, coffee rituals, and the timeless magic of old Disney films.