For the past decade, I’ve been exploring the hidden details of the world through my lens — drawn to textures, patterns, and life at a scale most people overlook. It all started with a spontaneous photo of a grasshopper taken with a phone, and that simple moment sparked a deep interest in macro photography.

From there, I moved through different phases: a compact camera, then experimenting with reversed lenses on a DSLR — learning to build my own setups, control lighting, and work with razor-thin focus. Each step pushed me to be more precise and more patient.

Today, I shoot with a professional Olympus mirrorless system, which allows me to capture the kind of detail and clarity I always chased. My work is all about revealing the extraordinary in the ordinary — turning everyday subjects into something worth pausing for.