An eye for beauty

In my life I have done my best to try to see the beauty in the smallest things as often as I could. I have chosen to do this because life can quickly become really bleak if you allow it. Especially when you see what is going on around you and in the world at large. Hence, it is very easy to go ahead and spiral ever deeper into the darkness.

So, I intentionally choose light. By focusing on the current moment, when taking a picture, I am indirectly focusing on the present. On what I can do in that moment in time, hour, minute, second. This has allowed me to appreciate the beauty in the moment by being present and cherishing what I see. It helps me realise how that beautiful moment ended up being created through so many naturally occurring variables.

And the camera gives me the means to attempt to capture it. So, I can look back and remember that I have indeed seen beauty. The right light, angle and moment are just the things that I bring into the equation.

I focus mostly on taking photos of plants and wild animals. This choice is intentional to avoid any potential unforeseen legal problems due to not having asked for permission because I was uncomfortable. I am autistic and I am not fond of taking risks when meeting new people unless I really want to.

If by any chance someone wants me to take their photo, I am more than happy to oblige and will do my best to make an amazing photo.

Below you will find the links to the albums I am willing to share with the world. As I take new beauty shots they will be added to these albums automatically.

I share only the best photos that I have taken.