“I’m lucky enough to have a fantasy that gives me ideas while shooting and editing. Photography, for me, is not only about composition and the rules but a blast of inspiration captured through my camera. Everything happens in my mind, where I imagine, capture, and edit a photograph.”
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“For my photography, it’s key to reconstruct the “relationship” with a place, search for profoundness, and reconnect with nature, with the flow. When I shoot and look for compositions, it’s as if I’m looking for a part of me that lives in that place.”
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“After I finished shooting that day, I turned my camera off and sat there looking at this incredible place taking it all in as I knew it would be the last time I would see it for a while – new adventures were waiting for me and I could finally take the trip I had planned several years ago and I was supposed to do during the Covid years.”
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“My way of translating stories of businesses or people to visuals comes from my education in Communication Design, who I am, and my experiences. You will find your uniqueness and strengths if you are yourself, reflect on your work, listen to what others tell you, evaluate, and if you are not afraid to say you are good at something.”
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“The subjects I enjoy the most are roads, mainly because of the leading lines that bring the viewer into the photo. I love to travel to places no one has been to, and although some of my spots have been found, most are still hidden!”
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“Mount Hasan is a dormant stratovolcano in Aksaray Province, located in a remote area far from any civilization. I knew that we would be at the location for the sunset and during the blue hour, so I was scouting to try to come up with something to complement my goal of shooting Mount Hasan.”
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“Take photos for yourself. Follow your creative vision. People will appreciate it and that is what makes you unique and helps to hone your style.”
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“On a cold morning, with the fatigue felt in our bodies and shown in our facial expressions, we left the warm camper and walked through the still dark landscape covered in fog. Once we arrived at the destination, nature began to wake up. The first rays of sunlight found their way through the thick fog.”
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“Currently, I work as a UI/UX designer, and my daily work is all about user experience, design, imagery, colors, and functionality. So my strong passion for designing and achieving visual pixel perfection comes together in both my job and photography. I like how those things go hand in hand.”
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“Wild animals have no stability. They live based on necessity and the fulfillment of immediate needs. They aren’t governed or motivated by comfort and predictability. In order to follow wildlife as closely as I do, I have to live a little bit like a wild animal; therefore I had to give up the stability that we humans are taught we need.”
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