There
are certain places and moments in life, which transcend beauty, as we know it.
Most of my photos are grounded in these instances. I look for the unguarded
moment, the inner beauty. My genre of photography intends to show different
spaces within the world, sometimes vast and unending, and at other times
microscopic. I’m excited about life, travel and photography. I have been taking
pictures for the past 12 years. In all these years there were times when I
thought I had something extraordinary. Sometimes I was fooled that what I
thought was great turned out to be not so great and there were other times when
the not so great pleasantly surprised me.

Photography
has taught me to be patient but more importantly to apply myself. The more I
applied myself and interacted with the world around me, the better I got. It
has taught me to let go of the preconceptions of what I was expecting to get,
or want to get, and just react to the natural world. In other words to let
those things that are on the inside come out. To me photography draws upon who
we are and the life views that we hold. It’s an interpretation of our
sensibilities and our relationship with the world. It is a mirror to what we
love and fear, and it provides opportunities to explore subjects one might be
too timid to explore without the excuse of a camera.