I’ve always enjoyed taking photos - especially of people. Whether it’s a holiday, a dinner with friends, or a spontaneous get-together, I’m usually the one insisting on the group photo, wanting to capture those moments before they pass. I bought my first DSLR in 2015 and loved experimenting with it, but as life unfolded - university, living abroad, my first job, buying a flat, building a life - the camera slowly gathered dust on the shelf. Photography was always there in the background, something I thought about returning to but never quite made the time for.

In 2024, a change in my personal circumstances, particularly around my mental health, made me pause and look at life differently. I realised how important it is to pursue what matters to you. I picked the camera back up with a new sense of intention, focusing on what I’ve always loved most: people and real, unscripted moments. What began as a personal step forward has grown into a small photography business - one driven by connection, observation, and a genuine love for preserving moments that might otherwise be forgotten.