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 […]
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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 […]


