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My photography pursues the same emotional terrain as my writing—realism, solitude, and endurance. I'm drawn to overlooked places and solitary figures, to scenes where stories linger in light, texture,and silence. Each image may tell its own tale, but seen in the broader array, they form an attempt to find dignity in the ordinary and beauty in what may not appear beautiful at first glance.
My earlier years saw trauma, and perhaps because of that, I'm attuned to tension, vulnerability, and the subtle ways people and places carry their pasts. The lens, to me, is a tool that bridges distance and understanding, allowing me to see the unseen stories within what I see.
I often work in muted tones and natural light, favoring mood over spectacle. I'm drawn to ambiguity, to images that suggest rather than declare, that allow the viewer a chance to read a story of their own.
My work is for viewers who look beyond obvious beauty, who recognize that truth often resides in shadows and that stillness, this fleeting moment that I capture, can be a form of revelation.
