Photography is one of my biggest passions, not only as a craft but as a way to connect with life on a deeper level. I consider myself a true romantic, capturing moments whether big or small, feels like preserving pieces of life for the future. I feel incredibly lucky to be in this world, able to witness it and freeze little pieces of it through my lens. I have a special appreciation for people photography; for me, there's nothing more rewarding than capturing a glimpse of who we are as humans—our essence, our emotions, our connections, how we move through life. Being part of people’s important events is an honor, but I also find immense meaning in photographing the everyday. The mundane moments, the fleeting expressions, the quiet pauses, they reveal so much about the complexity of our inner worlds. I often reflect on how we walk past strangers every day without knowing what they’re going through, yet everyone has a story. That thought inspires me constantly. I try to capture those untold stories, even in just a look or a gesture. Landscape photography, on the other hand, offers me a different kind of joy—the joy of remembering where I’ve been and marveling at the breathtaking beauty of the planet we call home. Together, these different forms of photography allow me to explore and express the beauty of life, emotion, memory, and of simply being human.