Photography isn’t about perfection for me; it’s about afeeling. The buzz of a transient street moment, thetranquillity of a mountain sunset, the realness of a wedding dance floor — that’s what gets me. My style combines photojournalismwith film making the photos look natural and yet intensional.
I find inspiration in art, history, people and culture; I treasure the smallest ofmoments — a silent shadow on the wall; steam from a cup of chai stirring gently in its own motion or the last light of day quietly making room for night behind hills.

When I’m not at the camera, you can most likely find me ridingmy bike through city streets, lifting weights at a gym, chasing sunsets or planning out my next hike. I am a foodie to the core and i suck at badminton but I love playing and snooker, go-karting shooting aswell — do things that keeps you grounded in reality yet restless enough not be stuck behind your laptop.
I now shoot with Fuji and Sony — but one ofthese days, I know there will be a Leica slung over my shoulder soon enough not status-wise; it’s just that it has a soul.
Photography is not a job to me, it’s a means of connecting with people, stories and theworld. Every assignment, every trip, every picture I take teachesme something new about how light and life mingle.