"Imagination is more important than knowledge."
 - Albert Einstein

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My passion for photography began with watching my mom take pictures of birthdays, family trips and everyday moments, a tradition that my grandmother also shared. Growing up around photography helped me appreciate how pictures can capture memories and preserve moments that might otherwise be forgotten. As I started taking photographs myself, I became more interested in experimenting with different angles, perspectives, composition and lighting to see how they could change an image.

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What I find most interesting about photography is how the same subject can look completely different depending on the photographer's choices. A simple object or an ordinary scene can create different feelings and tell different stories through changes in colour, framing and editing. I enjoy experimenting with these possibilities because they allow me to express my creativity and see things from different perspectives. For me, photography is not just about capturing what I see, but also about showing how I see it. This interest inspired my Personal Project, ONE IMAGE. YOUR VISION., where I explore how one starting image can lead to many unique and creative interpretations.