“I feel like I shoot with emotion. I often frame an image in a way that might not be technically correct, but if I like the idea or the emotion it carries, I go for it. I believe photography should evoke a feeling, and that’s how I try to work.(...)For me, photography is a reflection of my inner world. It’s a way to show the world through my eyes — a form of freedom and self-expression. It’s an incredible ability to stop time and preserve a specific date, a moment, an emotion — forever frozen in a single frame.”