Photography, for me, is about chasing moments where light and feeling meet. I’m drawn to the authenticity of live music, the quiet poetry of street scenes, and the expressive detail found in nature — especially in flower portraits where texture, color, and form come together in unexpected ways. From crowded concert venues to quiet corners of a city or remote natural settings, I aim to capture images that feel alive — photographs that preserve not just how something looked, but how it felt to be there. My work blends documentary honesty with an artistic eye, whether I’m photographing musicians under stage lights, fleeting moments on the street, or the intricate beauty of a single bloom.

I’ve photographed concerts, landscapes, street scenes, and botanical subjects across a wide range of environments, always with an emphasis on atmosphere and storytelling. My work has been published, and each project reflects a consistent approach: find the right light, stay patient, and let the moment reveal itself. Whether I’m working in the middle of a live performance, exploring a new city with a camera in hand, or studying the subtle structure of flowers, I aim to create images that are timeless, expressive, and deeply human — photographs that invite viewers to pause and look a little longer.