I’ve always felt most at home in the in-between moments—the way the wind moves across a desert ridge in Namibia, the sound of prayer echoing through a quiet morning in Morocco, or the feeling of standing completely still beneath the trees in Indonesia.

I travel not just to see, but to feel. Photography is how I hold onto those feelings and share them with others. There’s something powerful about being behind the lens in unfamiliar places—the chaos of a Marrakech street or the quiet solitude of a canyon in Bali. For me, storytelling isn’t just about what you see in the frame; it’s about the story behind that stillness.

Every photo I take is a memory tied to a moment of presence—sometimes joyful, sometimes heavy, but always honest. From Dubai’s architectural scale to the untouched corners of Indonesia, I’ve learned that beauty is not always loud. Sometimes, it’s the softest thing in the scene.