Exploring my surroundings has fascinated me since childhood. When I received my first bicycle, the world beyond my doorstep suddenly opened up — fields, forests, and quiet corners became part of my daily discoveries. Not long after, I held my first camera in hand. It allowed me not only to see but to preserve what I saw — moments of light, mood, and memory.
That early spark never faded. Today, my means of travel have changed — I explore by train, car, airplane, and ship — but the camera remains my most loyal companion. More advanced now, but still guided by the same curiosity.
I’m drawn to the quiet places. Hidden landscapes, remote coastlines, rural life — these are the subjects that move me. I prefer silence over spectacle, atmosphere over attention. While I sometimes pass through cities, it’s the less-traveled roads that inspire me most.
If you share that spirit of discovery, I invite you to travel with me — to explore the world not through the rush, but through reflection.