The next day I gathered my savings and invested in a Fujifilm X-T1 camera and a 35mm f1.4 lens. The impact was profound. Though I wasn't particularly skilled, I vividly remember the thrill of my first months of shooting street photography, it was like learning to see things for the first time again.

The street became my sanctuary, and photography became a meditative practice that has shaped my life today. Whenever I roam the streets, capturing moments, I find myself completely lost yet utterly content.

The joy of the process is one of the best feelings in the world, and I find that even on a bad day, I’m still driven to get out and take photographs. To me, that’s a sign that this is what I need to do.

For me, photography has always been a form of art that transcends boundaries, even in a commercial setting.

While many photographers confine themselves to a specific niche, I have embraced versatility and chosen not to limit my creative expression. Throughout my career, I have ventured into various genres, capturing everything from e-commerce products to heartfelt wedding moments, dynamic commercial sports events to intimate portraits, vibrant festivals to cozy gatherings.

Having explored an extensive range of subjects and settings, I offer a diverse set of services that align with my personal approach to photography. This approach allows me to adapt to different scenarios and cater to the unique preferences and needs of my clients.

By refusing to be confined within the borders of a niche, I have cultivated an understanding of how to capture the essence of a moment or subject. This flexibility has given me skills and techniques that enable me to connect with my subjects and showcase their beauty, emotions, and significance through my lens.

Whether you need a product captured for an online store, the magic of a wedding day preserved for eternity, the energy and excitement of a sports event frozen in time, the vulnerability and depth of a portrait revealed, the vibrancy and spirit of a festival celebrated, or the intimacy and joy of a small gathering commemorated, I have the expertise and versatility to bring your vision to life.

My graphic design skills were average at best due to a lack of passion and drive. At 26, I was broke and unwilling to endure the struggles of being a mediocre artist. Then, a friend asked if I could take photos of his band, knowing I used to dabble in photography, and claimed that the limited photography I’d done was better than my extensive design portfolio. I confessed that I didn't own a camera, and he kindly offered to lend me his.

Though I initially took his comment as an insult, deep down, I knew he was right. Photography had always intrigued me, but I never considered it a viable career option after I studied it in college.

I rented a high-quality lens, opting for the 24-70mm f2.8 since I had only used cheaper lenses before. The experience of using professional quality gear felt like watching Blade Runner for the first time — a revelation.