This section might not make the most logical sense in a design portfolio, but this part of me matters. I’ve been taking photos since I was about 12, and over time photography has shaped my creative eye just as much as design has. It taught me how to notice things, how to frame, how to choose what to show, and just as importantly, what to leave out. Design and photography share the same question: How do you say something without actually saying it? These images are moments I’ve collected over the years, some with meaning, some with none at all, some simply because the scene felt worth keeping. This is the side of my creativity that exists alongside design, feeding into it, influencing it, and helping me see the world in a sharper, quieter way.