Growing up, my family didn’t have a library of home movies—we had photos. Those images held our memories, our milestones, and the little in-between moments that meant everything. I learned early on how powerful a single image could be—how it could freeze time in a world that moves too fast, how it could hold onto the connections that truly matter. I crave connection—the kind that doesn’t always need words. The quiet understanding between best friends, the way beauty can stop you in your tracks and give you goosebumps. To me, comfort is happiness—like slipping into fresh sheets, wrapping up in a cozy blanket with a hot cup of coffee, or feeling the warmth of the sun on your skin after a long winter. Photography is my way of capturing those feelings—those fleeting, beautiful, real moments. Through my lens, I don’t just take pictures; I create images that tell a story, that reflect the world the way I see it—full of depth, emotion, and authenticity.