Through the Lens of Love: Reframing Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18

Can a sonnet written 400 years ago still speak to us today?
In this reflective piece, I explore Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18 through the lens of photography, love, and memory — weaving personal experience with poetic interpretation. This isn’t just about words on a page; it’s about what lingers when light fades.

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A Photography Philosophy – Part II – Why Do We Photograph?

In “A Photography Philosophy – Part II,” explore the profound reasons we pick up cameras. Discover how photography transcends mere documentation, allowing us to tell stories, evoke emotions, and find therapy. Delve into the significance of capturing meaningful moments and the beauty of visual storytelling in our modern image-saturated world.

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