My journey into photography began in 2010, when I picked up a friend’s Fujiflim DSLR for the first time. There was something about looking at the world through a viewfinder that immediately felt different. I wanted to do more than simply take photographs — I wanted to understand light, capture moments, and tell stories through them. Not long after, I bought my first DSLR, a Canon EOS 500D, and what began as curiosity gradually became one of the defining passions of my life.

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Over the years, photography grew far beyond a hobby. I have worked professionally on events, commercial projects and product photography, but the photographs closest to me have always been the ones born from curiosity and exploration. Aircraft crossing the sky, birds in flight, distant landscapes, the night sky, and places I have never seen before continue to give me a reason to pick up my camera.

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I have travelled thousands of kilometres for a photograph — sometimes toward a destination I had planned for weeks, sometimes simply toward somewhere I had never been before. I am especially drawn to lesser-known places. There is something deeply rewarding about discovering a landscape for the first time, experiencing its atmosphere, and trying to translate that feeling into a single frame.