Photography to me is an art form driven by emotion and perfected through technical skill. My initial attraction to the field came from the ability to capture and convey the emotions of people, especially during intimate gatherings like family events and church services. This deep connection to emotional storytelling is what motivates me to continue exploring this art form, enhancing my ability to document life's most significant moments with sincerity and depth.

I once faced a creative burnout, a common challenge among artists. By immersing myself in the works of renowned photographers and delving into new photographic techniques, I rekindled my passion. This experience taught me the importance of continuous learning and adapting, principles that now underpin my approach to every shoot. In my photography, I focus on three fundamental elements: technical proficiency, thoughtful composition, and the ability to manipulate lighting to enhance the mood and depth of the image.

My signature process revolves around building a genuine connection with my subjects. I make a concerted effort to be more than just a photographer; I aim to be a comforting presence, engaging in conversations and being part of the event. This approach allows me to capture candid moments naturally, as I'm seen as a friend rather than an outsider with a camera. During a particularly impactful project, I explored food photography, which pushed my creative boundaries and brought a new dimension to my work by integrating my personal identity into the visuals.