As a person I tend to favor using traditional tools, which have stood the test of time, and this also reflects in my photography. I work all manual, with no built-in light meters or auto exposure, which I feel get in the way of the actual act of shooting pictures. Or at least, it gets in the way of developing as a photographer.

This love of simplicity is one that obviously finds its way in to my pictures itself, which often depict the small, subtle things we encounter n life but that not many would consider to be an interesting motive.

I see it as the inherent beauty of the broken things, or how exactly those things can serve us as a reminder of what was and help us envision what will be. I choose to work with what is available, without interfering in the environment or altering it in any way. Working solely in black and white suits my minimalist approach, and offers me the chance to purely focus on my compositions.