Always the Journey, Not the Result (Patreon)

Making videos and taking photos has been a life-changing experience for me. Looking back, I can't help but feel grateful for all the opportunities it has brought my way.

(I was hired to take photos of the car for the owner, who wanted to sell it and keep some pictures as a memory. And of course, I got to take it for a spin :))

There's no greater feeling than having people acknowledge your work and trust you to bring their vision to life. I still struggle with imposter syndrome every time I'm approached for a project or collaboration. However, I believe it's this mindset that pushes me to do my best every time and showcase my work to the best of my ability. It allows me to improve my craft and take on bigger and better projects in the future.

When I'm out there with my camera, hunting for the perfect shot, it's never just about the shot itself. It's the journey that I get to take and the people that I meet along the way that make it all meaningful. I hope I can hold onto this passion for as long as I can.