A camera doesn’t just capture appearance—it has the power to confront the stories we tell ourselves, the versions of identity we’ve hidden, and the parts of us that haven’t always been embraced. In those moments, the lens becomes more than just technology; it becomes a mirror, asking not just how we look, but how we wish to be seen. Through portraiture, I strive to create images that reflect not just how people look, but how they feel most true to themselves.