I started in the Polaroid era, back when a photo only meant something if you didn’t overexplain it. One image, one place, one caption — that was the whole rule, and honestly it still is. I just carried it with me through everything that came after.
The Instagram era is where I actually learned to see — feed by feed, frame by frame, figuring out what’s worth keeping and what’s just noise. Now I’m somewhere new, pulling that same film-era instinct into a digital world. DSLR at home. Phone when work hands me a ticket with no warning. GoPro when I’m not thinking, just moving. Doesn’t matter what’s in my hand — the eye’s the same eye it’s always been.
I’m not chasing a look or a career. I’m just still doing the one thing that’s never changed: one frame, one place, one true line under it. Everything else is just the world catching up to how I already see it.