Artful Portraits — Fashion-Inspired, Personal, and Unforgettable

When people ask me how I found my way into photography, I always smile — because I think it’s been with me all along. As a child, I loved to draw, experiment with colors, and dream up beautiful, unusual ideas. But it wasn’t just about the art itself — I loved people, moments, and the feeling of wanting to take a little piece of time with me and keep it forever.

At ten years old, I started photographing our family trips, then became fascinated with objects around me. I’d arrange seashells, tiny bears, and all kinds of trinkets on the windowsill, creating little compositions only I understood, and then photograph them. Afterward, I’d spend hours editing — changing colors, adding text, making them into postcards or banners. Then came self-portraits, then my sister, then all my friends — and soon, just about everyone I knew had been in front of my camera.

The turning point came when a friend told me, “Stop calling yourself an amateur. You’re a professional.” I listened. And from that moment on, photography became my work, my inspiration, and my way of telling stories.

What excites me most now are creative shoots — the kind where an idea takes root in my mind and I get to bring it to life. I love hearing clients say, “I can’t believe that’s me!” or “There’s no way you shot this in a garage!” For me, that’s the magic — revealing a side of people they’ve never seen before, and making them feel extraordinary.

I often find myself doubting my work at first, then rethinking it, and months later falling in love with it all over again. I think photography is just like that for me — the deeper you look, the more beauty you find. And with every session, I want my clients to see it too — in themselves, in their stories, and in those quiet, unexpected moments that deserve to be remembered.