Photography, for me, begins with observation. Not the kind that rushes past things, but the kind that pauses. That lingers. That notices the quiet details most people walk by without seeing. I believe photography is the art of finding something extraordinary in what appears ordinary. It is the ability to see what is hidden in plain sight — a fleeting glance between strangers, the texture of a place shaped by time, a moment that lasts only a second but carries a whole story within it. What matters is not only what we see, but what we feel when we see it. I am a photographer and a traveler, but above all I am a collector of moments.