My approach to photography is rooted in how I see the world. I’m drawn to geometric shapes, vanishing points, symmetry, and strong contrast, often composing images like pieces of Tetris by finding shapes within shapes and allowing the environment to naturally build the frame.
Black and white has become a defining part of my photographic style. Removing color allows me to focus on what matters most to my eye: light, shadow, texture, form, emotion, and composition. I especially love using deep shadows and contrast to turn ordinary scenes into something graphic, dramatic, and timeless.
My eyes are my tools and the world is my canvas. That philosophy is what draws me to street photography and photojournalism, where real people, architecture, movement, and fleeting moments become part of the composition. The art is already there. I’m simply looking for the right moment to see it and capture it.
