Seeing the Extraordinary in the Ordinary



The Mindful Photographer is a project created by photographer and mindfulness teacher Heitor Corsi, inspired by a deep desire to merge the art of photography with the practice of mindful living. It is a celebration of presence, awareness, and the beauty found in life’s most ordinary moments. Through the lens of mindfulness, Heitor invites us to slow down, to notice the world around us, and to see beyond the surface, capturing the extraordinary in what others might overlook.


This project is not just about taking photographs; it’s about cultivating a way of being. It’s about truly being here, not just physically but mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. It’s about pausing to observe the subtle interplay of light and shadow, the fleeting expressions on a stranger’s face, or the quiet rhythm of nature. It’s about embracing the present moment with a sense of wonder and curiosity, allowing each image to tell a story of connection and presence.


For Heitor, photography becomes more than a craft; it’s a meditative practice, a way to deepen awareness, and a tool to explore the profound relationship between inner stillness and outward perception. Through The Mindful Photographer, Heitor shares his journey, inviting others to discover how mindfulness can transform not only the way we create but also the way we experience life. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer, a mindfulness practitioner, or simply someone seeking a deeper connection to the world, this project offers a fresh perspective on seeing, being, and living.

Stillness in Focus

A Mindfulness Path

Heitor Corsi is a photographer and mindfulness teacher whose life has been dedicated to exploring, capturing, and cultivating the beauty of presence. With a foundation in ecology and a profound connection to the natural world, Heitor’s journey has been one of constant evolution, marked by his commitment to finding meaning in every moment.

Breathing in, I calm body and mind. Breathing out, I smile. Dwelling in the present moment I know this is the only moment.”

— Thich Nhat Hanh