Dina Belenko is a still life photographer based in Los Angeles, working at the intersection of fine art and commercial imagery.
Her work finds meaning in ordinary objects: chipped cups, scattered petals, crumpled paper, broken porcelain. Through careful composition and lighting, these everyday things become vehicles for emotion — exploring themes of memory, nostalgia, resilience, and quiet transformation. The result is imagery that feels both intimate and universal.
Dina's photographs are available for licensing and have been used in editorial, publishing, wellness, and lifestyle projects worldwide. She is also open to commissioned projects tailored to specific creative briefs.
Her work has been exhibited internationally and recognized by the Sony World Photography Awards, the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, and 500px Global Photography Awards. She is the author of two books on visual storytelling, including Composition as Visual Storytelling (2023).
Her work finds meaning in ordinary objects: chipped cups, scattered petals, crumpled paper, broken porcelain. Through careful composition and lighting, these everyday things become vehicles for emotion — exploring themes of memory, nostalgia, resilience, and quiet transformation. The result is imagery that feels both intimate and universal.
Dina's photographs are available for licensing and have been used in editorial, publishing, wellness, and lifestyle projects worldwide. She is also open to commissioned projects tailored to specific creative briefs.
Her work has been exhibited internationally and recognized by the Sony World Photography Awards, the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, and 500px Global Photography Awards. She is the author of two books on visual storytelling, including Composition as Visual Storytelling (2023).
