We live in a world that is constantly asking us to do more. Work more. Create more. Achieve more. Become more. Somewhere along the way, being busy became something we celebrate. If our days are packed, we feel productive. If we’re constantly rushing from one thing to another, we feel important. We drink our coffee […]
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As a photographer in Los Angeles, I often choose places based on light. Not just how it looks, but how it feels. That day, I chose Santa Monica Pier. I went during the day and stayed until sunset. Because sunsets over the ocean do something to me. The way the sun slowly hits the pier. […]
For a long time, I felt pressure when I tried to create… in comparisons, in numbers, in the rush to grow faster, do more, be more. At some point, I realized that the pressure wasn’t coming from creating itself. It was coming from how I was measuring my growth. I was comparing my pace, my […]
For a long time, you would always see me with my camera bag. Going places just to shoot. Observing everything. Editing late at night. Creating videos and photos not because I had to, but because I needed to. Having a camera with me felt powerful. Almost protective. Like a weapon. When it’s with me, I […]




