Mental Well-Being, connection to nature, philosophy of life
“As with adventure, I have always been drawn to photography. As much as I have tried to ignore my interest in this art for most of my life, it has always come back to me until I finally gave in. Photography is transformative and it is this power that I am trying to master to fight for the cause I care most deeply about; wildlife conservation.”
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“I realized that no matter what technique and experience you have, it’s never too late to start doing what you love. The main factor is the desire to develop and perseverance, and with that you can do anything at any age, at any day.”
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“I needed inspiration and purpose. I needed passion. Ultimately it would be rediscovering photography that would give me this. Now every time I press the shutter to capture an enchanting scene, it’s a shot of serotonin to my brain.”
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“Some of these landscapes may not be there in years to come or be the same, so I hope to provoke people to deeply appreciate what they’re seeing and trigger the awareness that, if they want it to stay beautiful, we have to work together to keep it that way.”
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“Everyone has that one thing in their life that they are passionate about. You don’t know why, but you are. And the only advice I have is no matter what you are going through, keep your focus on yourself.”
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“By betting on a spirit of freedom and giving yourself the possibility to choose what you really want, it is difficult not to dream of a crazy and ambitious future; it is difficult not to push back the limits of the possible, and even more difficult to deprive oneself of the inspired action which can make our dreams, reality.”
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“Through my photos, I can follow my development, my adventures, my interests, my mood, and the things that catch my attention at a specific period in time. This is my diary, my creativity, my vision, and ultimately my learning path to become the best version of myself.”
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“There are parts of Tasmania where I often wonder whether any human has actually ever placed foot. Mountain ranges so remote it takes weeks to even walk into. It’s the endless possibilities of what’s around the next corner, over the next rise, or behind the next mountain that really excites me.”
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“For me, it is very important to be able to express my way of being and my mood through photography because a photo is who I am and what I live. A photo is a complete story of my journey!”
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“Sometimes the journey is as thrilling as the destination, and other times you have to challenge yourself and reach your destination to realize the journey was worth it, to see the value of the maybe uncomfortable path.”
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