My strengths are attention to detail and aesthetics. I carefully work on lighting, props and composition to ensure that each shot looks harmonious: I often use soft side lighting, pastel colors and minimalistic backgrounds. Roses and fabric textures are my favorite “helpers” for creating depth and mood. Off camera, I appreciate simple pleasures: a good book, evening walks and time with loved ones. I love traveling and collecting little memories in the form of photographs and stories. I have a professional attitude towards filming: punctual, attentive to technology and open to cooperation.

I wake up to the creaky laughter of the old lantern under the window and understand that today is the day when I need to decide who to be next. On the table is a ticket for the night train and a note: “If you are afraid, sit in the last carriage.” In the carriage I see a stranger with his hands stained with paint, and he hands me a brush instead of a hand: “Paint,” he says, as if it were the simplest thing in the world. We are driving along the sea; in every tunnel my old fears turn into little fireflies on the glass. At the final station, I don’t leave the same person that I got in: clutching the ticket in my pocket like a promise, I understand that fears don’t have to be hidden - they can be painted. I make the first stroke on an empty wall and smile: the world suddenly becomes my canvas.

My hobby is photo processing. Perhaps this is not just a hobby, but a quiet passion that gives me control over the light, color and mood of the frame - something that turns an ordinary photo into a story. Why I love doing this - This is a creative laboratory. You can experiment with processing: from delicate pastels to dramatic contrast. Every shot is an opportunity to try something new. - It's a way to express yourself. Through color and light, I convey the mood that I would like people to feel when viewing it.

My dream is to wake up in a house with large windows, where the morning light falls softly on the floor, drink strong coffee and read the letters I write to myself from different parts of the world. I want to travel without a rigid plan, collect people’s stories and turn them into books or small paintings, earn money doing what I love and at the same time have time for long walks, bookstores and conversations until dawn. The main thing is to have people nearby with whom you can be silent and feel that home is not a place, but a state.