Like many, I found myself lost in the whirlwind of life’s twists and turns. In the chaos, I put the camera down, unsure of where to start again. But then, a few years ago it hit me—something was missing. That creative spark, that creation of art, was what I was yearning for.

I bought myself a brand-new camera and made a bold decision: to turn my artistic passion into a thriving business.

There’s no greater feeling than sustaining your life through your art—it's the ultimate purpose, and I’m so happy to finally be living it.

When I first stepped into high school, I was never without my disposable camera, capturing every moment with friends, concerts, and anything worth remembering. But it wasn’t until I took a film photography class that I truly discovered the magic behind the lens. I didn’t just snap photos—I learned the entire process: from shooting on film to developing it in a darkroom and printing those images on paper.
This hands-on experience, rare for most, ignited a fire in me—a passion for photography as both a craft and an art form.
After that, I made the leap to a professional photography school in Santa Barbara, CA, where my skills skyrocketed. I worked with different projects, people, and shot everything I could get my hands on—often using outdated gear, but never compromising on passion. 

Before I tell your story, 

let me tell you mine: