In 2013, I bought my first DSLR and immersed myself in digital photography. I was drawn to landscapes first – quiet, patient, and always welcoming. With time, my interests expanded to include astrophotography, cityscapes, architecture, and occasionally street photography. While I continue to evolve as an artist, I’ve never lost sight of what photography means to me: it’s a meditative, rewarding process that invites me to slow down, observe more carefully, and connect with both the grandeur and subtlety of the world around me.

After retiring from a long career in corporate management in 2022, I began devoting myself to photography full-time – not as a profession, but as a lifestyle. I now spend as much time as I can out in the field, often during quiet weekday hours that once belonged to meetings and deadlines. There’s something profoundly therapeutic about being alone with a camera in nature, watching light shift across a landscape, or capturing the beauty of architectural form.

For a long time, I kept my work private. But after seeing my children take the initiative to print and frame some of my images as a Father’s Day gift – and later preparing a few prints myself – I realized it was time to share my vision more widely. That’s what this website is about: not promotion, but connection.

If my work moves you, I’d be honored to know it’s found a place in your home or office. If not, that’s perfectly fine too. I photograph for the joy of it, and for the stillness it brings to my life.

Thank you for visiting – and for seeing the world through my eyes, even if just for a moment.