Photography has long been a creative constant in my life, both in my work and as a personal outlet. Over the years, I’ve explored different formats, but 35mm film is the one that truly resonates with me. There’s a certain honesty to it — the grain, the light leaks, the occasional imperfections — all of it feels more alive than digital.

Shooting film forces me to slow down and be present, to frame each moment with more care. It’s not just about the image; it’s about the process, the ritual, and the sense of anticipation that comes with waiting for the roll to be developed. That’s what keeps me coming back.