About me ...
Framing life through my lens with light,
emotion, and creativity.
A Love for Being
I’ve always found it fascinating how people are so drawn to capturing their lives at two key points—right at the beginning, as newborns, and later in life, during old age. Ever wondered why? Alain de Botton once said: “We take photos to save a bit of our love for life.” Maybe this deep love for being is exactly what makes us want to preserve these moments. I’ve always been drawn to both ends of the journey: birth, full of curiosity and wonder; and old age, rich with reflection and perspective. Both are, in their own way, incredibly beautiful.
Portrait Photography with Me
Portrait photography goes beyond capturing a face; it’s an opportunity to reveal a part of someone's character as it truly is. Sometimes a fleeting glance or a pause between movements can express an honesty and depth that words cannot convey. Every choice the lighting, the angle, the surrounding space works together to create a moment that feels real and relatable. A successful portrait doesn’t just look good; it connects. Even without knowing the subject, the viewer pauses drawn in by something deeper.
The Power of Visual Thinking
Graphic design, to me, isn’t just about arranging colors and fonts. I’ve always seen imagery as the heart of design. During the years I worked on posters, catalogs, and infographics, I came to realize how powerful a single image can be in conveying meaning quickly and deeply. My experience in photography helped me understand composition better, play with light and perspective, and recognize what each image is really trying to say. For a designer, having firsthand experience in image creation is a major advantage. This combination shapes not only my work, but also the way I see the world. I always try to create visuals that aren't just seen, but feltimages that spark something in the viewer’s mind.