About

I’ve always had an on-and-off casual passion for photography starting in 2005 when I begged my parents for the latest and greatest in smartphone technology: a Samsung with a 1.3 megapixel snapper. For a while, I thought this was the end-all-be-all. A few years later I upgraded to a Casio point and shoot that I borrowed but came to a sad realization, it couldn’t produce that bokeh I was used to seeing in magazines and movies. I’d have to step up to very expensive bodies with expensive lenses I could never afford if I wanted any of that. Frustrated, I didn’t pick photography back up until my student days when I used my friend’s EOS 100D. I then bought my very first camera: the Sony A7S, and I’ve had a hard time letting go since. Nowadays I consider myself brand agnostic and try out as many cameras as I can. From full frame to micro four-thirds, from digital to film.

I enjoy documenting people in whatever form that takes. Street, travel, portraits, anything in between. As a means of expressing emotion, for them but also myself. I consider myself a first year student in a lifelong journey and this site mainly serves to document that journey and growth. I also enjoy educating others as I have taught myself, and share my personal opinion when it comes to lenses, bodies and purchasing decisions.

If you like my work, be sure check out my Instagram! Be sure to follow me on Flickr as well.