While portraits aren’t the core of my work, there’s something special about stepping behind the lens to capture a person’s essence. I love the challenge of finding those honest, in-between moments that show who someone really is. When the opportunity arises, I’m always ready to create portraits that feel natural, personal, and real.

Though my primary focus lies elsewhere, I’ve developed a deep appreciation for portrait photography over time. It offers a chance to connect on a personal level and bring out the emotion and personality behind every face. When I do shoot portraits, I approach them with the same care and creativity I bring to all my work—ready to capture something meaningful and lasting.

Portraits may not be my main medium, but they hold a quiet place in my creative process. There’s an intimacy to capturing a person’s expression and spirit that challenges me in the best way. When I take on portrait work, it’s because I genuinely want to—because I see a story worth telling in someone’s presence, and I’m always ready to tell it.