I’ve always had an interest in photography, even before I fully understood what I wanted to do with it. It started in high school, where I would bring my camera to games and take photos just for fun. At the time, it was something I enjoyed doing on the side, but it quickly became more than that. I found myself drawn to capturing moments—the energy of the crowd, the intensity of the players, and the emotions that made each game unique.

In 2021, I took a step further and began shooting concert photography. That experience pushed me creatively and helped me grow more confident behind the camera. Concerts taught me how to work in fast-paced environments, adapt to unpredictable lighting, and capture real, unfiltered moments between artists and their audience. It made me realize how powerful photography can be in telling a story.

Since then, I’ve continued to build my skills and develop my style, always looking for new ways to improve and challenge myself. My goal is to become an artist’s personal photographer—someone who not only captures performances but also documents the full journey, both on and off stage. I want my work to feel authentic and meaningful, giving people a deeper connection to the artist and their story.

Photography started as something simple for me, but it’s grown into something I’m truly passionate about and committed to pursuing.