My works are usually very dark, black and white and minimalist. With darkness and minimalism I want to create a calm and slightly mystical, dreamlike atmosphere. When photographing, I often use long exposure times to soften the water and sky. I am often distracted by other objects in my photos, such as trees, bushes and buildings, which means that the subject itself does not stand out enough. The colors in my own photos also often make me feel disgusted, which is why my photos are black and white. Most often, in image processing, I fade other objects into the darkness and use a short focal length to blur the background. This way, the object I am photographing comes to the fore and the photo turns into a work of photographic art. All photos are taken by me and I do not use artificial intelligence to create the images. I use the masking tools of the image editing program to fade the areas I want out of the image.

Sometimes nature, such as fog, rain and thick clouds, blur and soften the background and other surroundings to make them more pleasing to the eye. In this case, less image processing is needed, but the importance of taking the picture is emphasized, so that the background and other surroundings are in a pleasant balance, without annoying details. The subjects of my photographs are often found in nearby environments, such as animals, landscapes and architecture.

Black and white images are timeless, add value to a space, and are suitable for any space and interior. I want my works to last as physical elements for a long time, which is why my works are made using the best materials. In addition, each work is produced in a limited quantity so that the value of the works remains and grows all the time. Valuable art is an investment whose value in the future can be immeasurable.