From a young age I knew I wanted to work with a camera, though my journey didn’t start with photography, but videography. Not long after receiving my first camera, a Flip video recorder, I was already learning the key trait that would later mould my photography, perspective, always trying to get the “sickest” angle, as kid me would say. But now it’s not only how I approach a shot, but the what and why. My transition from video to photo was gradual at first but soon shifted upon arriving at college, my intentions were still set on videography, though I embarked on learning all facets in a creative media course where I earned a diploma. With more exposure into the world of single frames I found there was much beauty overlooked in everyday life, although I find particular interest in people, this lead me to indulge in many forms of photography, always looking to broaden my horizon.