About me

"The pleasure of the mind filling like the lower chamber of an hourglass with the slow-moving grains of a perfect day."

Photography is how I hold on to those perfect grains of time. It all started when I was 10, with an old silver film camera I discovered in my father’s study. I claimed it as my own and spent the coins in my piggy bank on rolls of film, mesmerized by the satisfying click of the shutter and the whirring rewind of a finished roll. That little camera unlocked my way of seeing the world, and I’ve never looked back.

My inspiration comes from the stories tucked into poems, the essays that linger in my mind, and the mellow, jazzy indie music that fills my soul. Photography is my language, my way of translating feelings and interpretations of the world into something visual and tangible. It’s a little whimsical, a little adventurous—just like me.

I capture life as it is: the fleeting moments, the quiet beauty, the imperfect perfection. My camera is my companion as I explore, listen, feel, and document. Every image is a reflection of my free spirit and my love for the world’s little wonders.

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