Before Digital
Before pixels and presets, photography was tactile and intentional. Each frame was a moment carefully composed, developed in darkrooms, and held in hand—a physical imprint of time and emotion. My journey began with Kodachrome and black-and-white film, capturing expressive portraits of children and adults, and landscapes bathed in natural light. These images reflect a slower, more deliberate art form—where every click of the shutter was a choice, and every photograph carried the weight of memory.
