My journey with photography began back in 1991, when I picked up my first camera, a Nikon FM2, and fell in love with the magic of capturing life through a lens. Armed with a fully manual camera and a black-and-white darkroom of my own, I immersed myself in the art of visual storytelling. Those early days taught me the importance of patience, precision, and an eye for detail—skills that continue to shape my work today.
Though my career path led me to become a designer, photography has always been my creative anchor. Over the years, I’ve found myself returning to it time and time again, especially while travelling. There’s something about exploring new places and meeting new people that inspires me to pick up my camera and document the world as I see it.
I’ve owned many cameras throughout the years and am not a fan of the digital camera world. Most of the photos you’ll find here are captured with my Leica M. Its simplicity and precision mirror my approach to photography: focusing on the essence of a moment, the story it tells, and the emotions it evokes.
Thank you for stopping by and sharing this creative space with me. I hope my work resonates with you and inspires a sense of connection, wonder, or perhaps just a moment of pause. Let’s celebrate the beauty of the world, one frame at a time.