What draws me to photography isn’t just the image itself — it’s the feeling behind it.

The quiet pause before a glance, the warmth of a touch, the stillness in a fleeting moment.

I’m drawn to the subtle, the real — not to stage or direct, but to observe with intention and care.
To be present, gently, and to create space where emotions can unfold naturally.

Over time, I’ve come to believe that the most powerful photographs don’t ask for attention — they stay with you because they hold something true. Not just what you saw, but what you felt.

Above all, I hold deep respect for the sacredness of the moments I’m invited into —because some stories are more than beautiful; they’re personal, meaningful, and deserve to be treated with quiet reverence.

This is what I aim to capture — with honesty, with grace, and always with care.