Always eager to feed my enquiring gaze, I could spend hours looking the beauty around me.

 Naturally a camera was one of the objects that I always craved as a kid. My first point and shoot—like many things in life—gave me enormous joy and a sense of incompletion which mostly came from the lack of control.

I couldn’t focus where I wanted or set my exposure, but I also couldn’t wait to open that envelope with my last roll, finally developed and see my work.

This relationship faded in and out until I was 35 and determined to change my pleasureless job. I had to do something else and It was then that I had a revelation.

The answer had been in front of my eyes all that time.