In the ever-shifting tapestry of nature and city life, some see chaos, while others see harmony. As a photographer with an eye for symmetry and a deep appreciation for the beauty of his surroundings, I try to transforms everyday objects into striking compositions that speak to the order hidden within the world.
With a preference for placing my subjects at the heart of the frame, I craft images where the central focus commands attention, framed by a balanced and symmetrical environment. This technique brings a sense of stability to my shots, creating photos that feel both intentional and effortlessly beautiful.
Whether capturing the delicate hues of a sunrise over the mountains or the structured grandeur of urban architecture, my photographs invite viewers to pause and take in the details. His work reminds us that beauty exists not only in nature’s untamed landscapes but also in the structured elegance of human-made surroundings.
For those who appreciate photography that blends precision with artistic emotion, my portfolio is strives to find balance and perspective. I just dont just try to take pictures, i try to unveil the patterns of the world, making the ordinary look extraordinary.
I bought my first DSLR camera house in the summer of 2006, and that was a Pentax K20D. Lots of people are "blind" and think the more megapixels the merrier, but even with just 14,6 megapixels I have printed canvases up to 90 cm x 150 cm and these prints are flawless. I have later upgraded my camera houses and is now using Pentax K-3 III as my main camera and Pentax K-3 II as a secondary camera. As a primary lenses I use Sigma 18-35 f1.8 and Pentax DA* 60-250mm. I do some photography in sporting events and it is handy to have multiple camera houses with different lenses on such events. I also use bellows, especially during spring to take pictures of flowers and buds.