Photography

Photography has been a passion of mine starting with the first digital camera of my Dad’s. When I earned my first paycheck after having paid off my student loans  in 2019, I treated myself to a Canon 100D with a humble kit lens—a setup that remained remarkably minimalistic for years. Armed with that modest lens, I ventured outdoors, capturing the world without external lighting. Over time, I upgraded my gear to include a Sigma 105mm F2.8 macro lens, which opened up a whole new dimension of detail and creativity.

Late 2021, I added the Fujifilm X-T3 to my collection—a camera that feels like an old friend every time I pick it up. My go-to lenses remain macro-focused, but I also experiment with a quirky, broken-yet-reassembled 35mm lens from 7Artisans. It’s far from perfect, but it adds character to my work. And let’s be honest: sometimes the best shots happen spontaneously with an iPhone in hand. After all, the best camera is the one you have with you when inspiration strikes.

Photography has a way of captivating me like nothing else. Hours can pass unnoticed when I’m behind the lens. Some say I have an eye for capturing unique moments—and I’d like to think they’re right. I like my pictures as pure as they can be. Maybe that’s my secret.

Below, you’ll find a gallery showcasing some of my favorite shots. Take your time and explore! If you’re hungry for more, head over to my Flickr account, where I regularly share new work.