90’s kid, always curious and always creating, whether it was drawing, building, or imagining new things. Basically the same as a teenager, but with a camera in hand. I’ve always loved math and physics (especially geometry yes, I genuinely enjoy solving problems for fun). I’m a puzzle enthusiast and a sports lover, I’m also passionate about outdoor activities and hands-on creativity. 

 

I have a degree in Civil Engineering. At the time, it felt like the most logical path, and logic guided me for five amazing years. I worked on large-scale infrastructure projects like railways, ports, and thermoelectric plants — experiences that taught me a lot about precision, structure, and collaboration.

 

But over time, creativity won over logic. Photography, once just a passion on the side, became a calling.

 

It’s now my full-time career, one that truly reflects who I am. It gives me what engineering couldn’t: a fulfilling blend of technical skill and artistic expression, opportunities to truly connect with people, and the chance to tell stories that matter. In a way, I’m still building something lasting — just in a different medium. Photography is where I feel at home.