My love for photography started thanks to my dad. He had this amazing camera that I borrowed for a school trip to Spain when I was 16. That was the first time I really held a camera and started seeing the world through a new lens - and honestly, it felt like magic.

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Fast forward a few years, at 21, I bought my very first camera. It wasn’t anything fancy, but from that moment on, it became my constant companion. I took it everywhere - on trips, when hanging out with friends, and even just wandering the city streets. Even now, whenever I go hiking or on trips, I always take my camera with me - even if it means sweating a little more. To me, it’s worth it not to miss a single moment worth capturing.

 

Learning photography wasn’t something that happened overnight. It took me years - years of watching endless YouTube videos, signing up for online classes, and, most importantly, just going out and trying things. Experimenting with light, framing, and timing. Making mistakes and figuring out what works. Getting friends in front of my camera again and again. That slow, messy process is where I really found my style and confidence.

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What I love most about photography is its power to freeze real, honest moments. Not just posed or “picture-perfect” shots, but those tiny, authentic glimpses of emotion and connection that make your story yours. That’s what I’m after in every session: capturing the real you - without pressure or pretending.

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When you work with me, you’re not just hiring someone to take photos. You’re getting a partner who’s obsessed with storytelling through images, who’s passionate about making you feel comfortable and seen, and who truly cares about creating photos that feel like you.​​