My journey with photography began in 2009, when I picked up a basic Canon DSLR and started exploring the world through the lens. What started as curiosity slowly turned into a lasting passion, as I found myself drawn to the power of images to preserve mood, detail, and emotion. For years, that camera became my companion in learning the fundamentals of framing, light, timing, and storytelling.
In 2021, I transitioned to Sony mirrorless, and that shift opened a new chapter in my work. It was around this time that wildlife photography became a serious pursuit for me. The thrill of observing animals in their natural habitat, waiting for the right moment, and capturing both power and grace pushed me to grow as a photographer with greater patience and discipline.
At the same time, my frequent travels led me toward another equally compelling interest: street portraits. New places, unfamiliar faces, and spontaneous human expressions began to fascinate me just as much as wildlife. Today, my photography sits at the intersection of nature, travel, and people—each frame helping me document stories that feel both personal and timeless.