For me, photography has always been about more than just the technical side—the camera, the lights, or the editing. Those things help, sure, but they’re not what make a photo great. What truly matters is the connection with the person in front of the lens. I’ve learned that by asking honest, thoughtful questions, I can help my subjects feel comfortable and seen. When they open up, I get to capture something real, something that can’t be fixed or faked in Adobe Creative Suite.

I don’t take pictures just to admire my own work. Of course, I enjoy what I create, but I believe my photos are better served when they resonate with the people who see them. Every shoot is an opportunity to tell a story, and I approach each one with curiosity and respect.

This isn’t just about photography for me—it’s about connection, authenticity, and showing people as they truly are. That’s the heart of what I do, and it’s what drives me to keep creating. At the end of the day, I want my work to inspire others and leave a lasting mark, not just in images but in the stories they tell.