I am a hobby photographer driven by a passion for simplicity and the timeless beauty of analog processes. My work is centered around three cameras that define my creative approach: the Leica M10 Monochrom for pure black-and-white digital photography, a 1954 Leica IIIf 35mm film camera, and a 1987 Nikon FE2 35mm film camera. Favoring manual controls over modern automation, I embraces the imperfections and character that come from traditional techniques.

With a background in fine art, originally focused on painting and drawing, I transitioned to photography in 2018, discovering a medium that combines technical precision with artistic freedom. My practice includes making my own chemicals and developing film by hand, reinforcing my connection to the craft.

My portfolio spans landscapes, seascapes, street photography, moody still-life compositions, and portraiture. My work often explores the interplay of light and shadow, with a strong emphasis on black and white imagery. While family and peers encourage me to pursue photography professionally, I choose to keep my art personal and stress-free, valuing the creative process above all else. For me, photography is not just about capturing an image, it’s about the meditative experience of creating and developing it .