I capture sensations.
I want my work to inspire people to live, to feel, to remember warm moments, and to leave a sense of lightness and sincerity.
My photos are observations of life — my way of seeing the beauty of the world and of people.
I try to convey the atmosphere of places, the feeling of warmth, the wind in your hair, the taste of salt on your lips — so the viewer remembers when they felt something similar, or wants to feel it someday.
I’m drawn to a cinematic aesthetic — soft light, natural colors, slowed-down moments. I choose simple compositions and clean frames, so the focus stays on the feeling the image creates.
I don’t capture events, I capture emotions. I like to observe quietness, small gestures, the way light moves across skin. It’s important for me to catch not just the beauty of a moment, but the state of being within it.