To develop this kind of photography has been a huge and very rewarding challenge, it truly makes me connect with people and situations I wouldn't otherwise, and those are from the kind with which I struggled the most. It helps me to brake some of the borders (limitations) that live inside my head. A bit of adrenaline every so on is very welcome, feels like life.

Out in nature is where I get to feel the most peaceful and happy and the wilder and farther from human influence the better it gets, even more in the mountains, with their size and temper they remind me of how small and insignificant I am and that's one of the greatest tools I have found in the quest to surrender to the present moment and enjoy the ride. *

What we build says so much about us, and affects our experience in a big way, it's probably the most obvious and durable human expression. This section is dedicated to it.

Drones were a love at first sight and the responsible ones for bringing me into photography the way I am into it now. It all started with a Mavic Pro drone.