I started photography back in 2019 — without realizing then that I was slowly stepping into something that would become a way of life. At first, it was just images. Then it became glances, fleeting moments, untold stories. Today, I see photography as a form of silent storytelling a way to keep alive something that passed, but meant everything. I love photographing people when they’re real when they laugh, get emotional, wait, hold each other without thinking. Especially during weddings, I feel I’m given a rare privilege to be present during the most honest, tender, and raw moments between two people. And to capture those moments with respect and light. Photography to me is not just work. It’s the language I feel most fluent in. And every time a couple trusts me with their day, I do my best to create something that doesn’t just stay in memory but stays in the heart.