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At the time of me writing this, my passion lies in creating fine art photography of flowers. I also enjoy photographing wildlife, people and landscapes. If it has to do with nature then I most likely want to capture its beauty through my lens. Being in and around nature is one of my biggest inspirations to create. From time to time I also enjoy writing, poetry, drawing, painting and design of many types.
I plan to use this blog as a way to:
Showcase my latest creations.
Share my perspective on art & life.
Document my experience when creating.
Keep you up to date about my new and upcoming projects/offerings.
And potentially more!
I’m sure my idea of this blog and what I call it will change just as I do over time. For now that's the plan though. And I've got to say, I'm excited about it!
It makes me happy to think that a photo that I've taken, words that I've written or anything that I've created could potentially spark curiosity or joy in someone else, even if just for a moment.
I’m always striving to have a clear intention in everything I do. And that includes my art. I find that when I go into any activity with an intention, the experience and outcome is always better than If I were to go into it aimlessly.
My intention when creating art is to share my perspective of the world through my photography. I do this in hopes of reminding people that true beauty can be found in nature and in themselves.
Beauty is subjective for sure. And in a world where there is just as much subjective ugliness, if not more. I enjoy attempting to bring balance to the world by being someone who sheds light on the simple treasures that nature gives us for free.
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