REMEMBERING

Yep, I’m the boy whose cheeks are being pinched.

I am drawn to photos that capture emotions. Photos that resemble your favorite song lyric, mirroring the feeling on those wonderfully flawed days. Like when you went on an excursion and expected sunshine but got rain and you smiled together while cuddling under the umbrella to stay dry, realizing that the weather didn’t matter. That what really matters is being together. Building an adventure from the everyday experiences. There is so much hidden beauty in the seemingly mundane. But really, there is nothing mundane. Because when you met him, when you met her, everything shifted. Ordinary life turned into an extraordinary journey together.

I want to capture this very thing - this adventure you're on, this story you are creating together, hand in hand, side by side.

And this is what I achieve by using my photojournalist background. I started my professional photography career as a Photojournalist. I was driven by the passion of meeting and telling stories through my camera. But I quickly understood that I needed to go beyond. I was searching for stories where love and happiness were the main actors. And I found this reality in weddings.

As a photographer, I aim for natural and emotional images, which is why I find wedding photography very comparable to photojournalism. Photojournalists and wedding photographers use similar techniques and skills to capture real emotions and candid moments, creating a more personal and authentic portrayal of the day. They narrate the story of the events as they unfold.