Why I Don’t Edit, Composite, or Fake My Images

One of the biggest misconceptions about my work is that it’s heavily edited, Photoshopped, or made using digital techniques. Some people assume the layers they see must be collaged or double-exposed. In reality, what you’re seeing is exactly what was there. Much of my...

Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary

Most of my work begins in places people walk past every day. City streets, office buildings, windows, reflections — spaces that are often dismissed as boring or ugly. I’ll stand still and watch people rush by, eyes fixed on their phones, unaware of how much visual...

What Is Abstract Photography? And Why It’s Not AI

Abstract photography is often misunderstood. People sometimes look at an image and ask, “What is it meant to be?” For me, that question is part of the point. Abstract photography moves away from literal representation. It doesn’t exist to document something exactly as...
The Art of Reflections: My 18-Month Journey to “Outside In”

The Art of Reflections: My 18-Month Journey to “Outside In”

Reflections are at the heart of my abstract work, but getting to a place where I fully understood them took time — a lot of time. About seven years ago, I dedicated 18 months to studying reflections in modern buildings. It became an obsession, honestly. But it changed...
Finding Inspiration in the Ordinary: How I See the World

Finding Inspiration in the Ordinary: How I See the World

People often ask me where my ideas come from, and the honest answer is: everywhere. I see inspiration in things most people wouldn’t look at twice. Colours, lines, reflections, tiny details — I take them all in without even trying. It’s just the way I’m wired. The...