Who am I…?

From the moment I first held a Minolta XG-1 full-frame film camera as a teenager, photography became more than just a hobby—it became a passion. Learning to master manual settings, depth of field, and the exposure triangle, I discovered the artistry of black-and-white film development, relishing the magic of bringing images to life in the darkroom.

In 2004, I stepped into the digital era with the Canon PowerShot A85, followed by a series of consumer DSLRs, capturing cherished family moments and travel memories. Each upgrade fueled my creative exploration, pushing me to refine my skills and expand my vision.

A pivotal career change in 2014 reignited my love for photography, drawing me deeper into landscape photography. A visit to New York inspired me to invest in new gear, which I later enjoyed using in Iceland and Paris—experiences that ultimately led me to the Canon 5D Mark II and a full-frame trinity of lenses.

Today, I shoot with the Canon EOS R6, paired with a carefully curated set of lenses. My editing skills have evolved through Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, influenced by a range of inspiring YouTubers. While I still consider myself a work in progress, I embrace every opportunity to grow and refine my craft.

Beyond photography, I serve as a paramedic and senior lecturer, training the next generation of paramedics. These roles shape my perspective and influence my art. Photography is my way of unwinding, reflecting, and recharging—an essential part of my journey.

If my images resonate with you, I’d love to hear from you. Feel free to reach out via the contact form below. Thank you for being part of this visual adventure.