I was born into this world like any other human being, with no knowledge or experience of the world around me. Growing up, I was like any other child, with hopes and dreams of what I wanted to be when I grew up. However, as I went through the different phases of my life, I discovered that my true passion lay in photography.

It all started as a hobby, capturing moments and scenery with my DSLR camera as I traveled to beautiful places. I always felt that a photo was a piece of memory, not just some digital footprints. Whenever I shared my photos with friends and family, the feedback I received was overwhelming, and it filled me with joy and happiness.

Despite the positive feedback, I never considered photography as a profession. Instead, I pursued my parents' dreams and studied law at BPP University in London. I later began my professional career as an energy consultant at Scottish Power and later worked for Orbit Energy. Life was going well until the outbreak of the deadly virus, Corona, which changed everything.

As the world went into lockdown, I found myself disconnected from the people I cared for and loved, and I started to contemplate life, which led to a sort of spiritual awakening. It was then that I realized I was born to be a photographer. I saw myself as a person who could contribute to society in some way, making people's lives better and bringing smiles to their faces.

Photography was my way of doing that. Every photo I took was like creating a story for the future, a beautiful story that we could cherish and pass on to the next generation. I often wondered how many of my photos put a smile on people's faces or made them remember moments from the past? To be honest, as someone who had been taking photos since I was a teenager, that number was too many to count. However, it provided me with the motivation to continue doing what I loved.

As the world moved into the digital era, it became even easier to build a way to make memories. I felt proud when people asked me to take their photo, as it told me that my work was being liked and appreciated. However, voluntary photography was not a viable option for me anymore. At the end of the day, I needed to put bread on the table and pay towards my financial commitments.

In November 2021, I started my solo journey as a professional photographer, and as of June 2022, my team has grown by three additional members, who are equally experienced in both photography and videography. Our team goal is to give our clients the best experience and memory of their special occasions.

As with any profession, we welcome constructive feedback to help us rectify our mistakes, shortcomings and improve the overall quality of our work. We are grateful to those who take the time to comment on our work and become our companions on this journey.