Photography is more than just capturing reality for me. It’s about interpretation, storytelling, emotion, and creating new meaning by revealing unique perspectives, shaping reality through artistic vision, and post-processing.
This is what my project “Life Without You” is. I use reality and transform it into a new emotion that I have never felt before.
Picture: “Ceramic Beings” (Photography and Acrylic Paint)
Haiku: “Humans”
For me, photography is the quiet act of choosing what matters to you. A fraction of a second where time loosens its grip, you freeze it, and then meaning steps forward. Shadows become memory, highlights become breath. What’s framed is not just what was seen, but what was felt.
Art in Photography is how to see a mundane scene and transform it into something else, which is learning to see twice. First, the mundane as it is. Then, the hidden tension, rhythm, or quiet drama beneath it. The transformation doesn’t happen in the scene; it happens in the seeing. The camera simply bears witness to that shift.
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