I worried a lot about “what is my thing?”. Everything I read about photography said to find a lane and stick to it. This means finding a field that I like and sticking to it.

This is hard to do especially when you still haven’t found what you like. I started with cityscape but quickly abandoned it as I was always missing sunsets and found it too hard to wake up for sunrises. I quickly realised that I would rather experience them. I later found that I had an interest in architecture and fine art photography. But these two things are not mutually exclusive

Although the majority of my work is architecture, I also love still life and have been dabbling in the latter for a while. However, it has been a little hard lately to dedicate time and create in a manner that I would really like.

My work has changed and hopefully evolved. What started with cityscape has progressed to architecture and abstract and more of a study on light and shadows.

Being versatile and interested in other type of photography has given me the opportunity to experience a little of everything that I like, whether it is travelling, learning and getting out of my comfort zone and hopefully grow creatively.

I still have’t found my thing as I am constantly looking for better ways to express myself.