During my childhood, I was fortunate to spend a lot of time with my father, who shared his passion for photography with me. He had several cameras, and we would often spend hours together taking photos and later working on them in post-processing. We’d share ideas and discuss each other’s latest shots, which fostered a deep connection and sparked my own interest in the craft.
Over the years, this shared hobby evolved into a personal passion. Eventually, I bought my own camera and began experimenting with different techniques and styles.
I often find myself drawn to monochrome photography. There’s something special about the way details emerge in the simplicity of just two colors. It’s heartwarming to realize that even in this duality, there lies infinite possibility and depth.
In no particular order, I have participated in competitions, being lucky enough to win one of the categories in National Geographic Traveller UK edition. I was also printed in Life Framer Vol 1.
I also had the opportunity to showcase my work in the Bricklane Gallery in East London.