My Photography Journey

I am a passionate photographer who captures the heart of the subject in a raw and unfiltered way. My journey began when I was just 12 years old, exploring the world through the lens of my mom’s Nikon-F. This early exposure ignited my love for photography and set the foundation for my artistic expression. I remember the excitement I felt as I clicked the shutter, capturing moments that spoke to me in a language beyond words.

As I continued to hone my skills, I transitioned to my mom’s Minolta 6000, which introduced me to the versatility of manual settings and the creative possibilities they unlocked. Shooting with these analog cameras allowed me to appreciate the nuances of light and shadow, as well as the beauty of imperfections that come with film. I spent countless afternoons wandering through parks and city streets, immersing myself in the art of observation, and learning how to frame a shot that told a compelling story.

In 2005, I embraced the digital revolution in photography, transitioning to digital cameras that allowed for instant feedback and the ability to experiment without the constraints of film. The excitement of seeing images emerge on my computer screen was exhilarating and offered new ways to manipulate and enhance my work. Yet, despite the advantages of digital photography, my love for traditional film remained strong. I continued to shoot black and white on film until 2010, capturing moments that evoke emotion and tell stories without filters. Each roll of film felt like a new exploration, where every frame mattered, and the anticipation of developing my photos kept the thrill alive.

As I continue to grow as a photographer, I look forward to sharing more of my journey and the subjects that inspire me. Each image I capture is a reflection of my perspective, and I hope to inspire others to see the world through a different lens. Photography is my passion, my voice, and my way of leaving a mark on the world, one frame at a time.