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How long have you been a photographer? What pushed you on this path in the beginning?

At the age of 12, I received my first digital camera, which ignited my passion for photography. I enjoyed capturing everything around me, including moments with my friends. Later, at 19, I bought a film camera and continued with photography as a hobby.
During this time, I was also working as a freelance model and began sharing my pictures on Instagram. My profile started gaining popularity. I found joy in taking “self-portraits” and using images to express myself.
In March of 2023, I made a significant step in my photography journey by investing in a professional camera. I realized that I wanted to expand beyond "auto portraits" and explore capturing individuals who inspire me. This new chapter in my photography will allow me to express myself and convey the essence of these inspiring people through my images.

Have you always wanted to make art?

From an early age, my passion for art knew no bounds, encompassing music, painting, and photography. Throughout my life, I harbored a deep-seated dream of becoming the creative force behind these forms of art.

Tell us about your favourite shoot.

As I embarked on this journey just half a year ago, my portfolio is still relatively limited. Each new photoshoot I undertake becomes an opportunity for growth and improvement. I find it challenging to pick a favorite among them because with every shoot, I see progress, and there's always one that holds a special place in my heart.

What inspires you?

Everything around me: my love, my cats, the sea, the sky, the moon, the stars

How would you characterize your style?

I'm currently in the process of discovering my personal style, but I can confidently say that the photoshoots I create exude dreamy vibes.

What advice would you give to a beginning photographer?

As advice for a beginner photographer, I would encourage you to never stop exploring and to embrace new experiences in all aspects of your craft. Don't be afraid of judgment from others; instead, use it as a catalyst for growth and improvement. Stay open to learning and evolving, and your passion for photography will continue to flourish.