I studied photography and design in college, where I first discovered the power of visual storytelling. What began as academic study quickly turned into a deep personal passion. Outside of class, I found myself drawn to the camera—not just as a tool, but as a way to see and share the world differently.

Over time, photography grew into a hobby I couldn’t put down. I began selling my work through private galleries, building a connection with others who found meaning in the images I captured. While working full-time in another field, photography remained a constant—something that brought me peace, purpose, and joy.

Eventually, I realised I wanted to share that joy on a broader scale. So I took a step forward, turning my passion into something more intentional. Today, my goal is to create photographs that speak to people, evoke emotion, and help others see the beauty in the everyday. Whether it’s through prints, exhibits, or digital spaces, I hope my work brings others the same sense of wonder that inspired me to pick up a camera in the first place.