This section chronicles my photographic journey from high school to the present day. My very first companion was the Sony RX100 VII, a camera that stayed with me for many years and witnessed my earliest explorations. Along the way, I also experimented with a Canon A560, my Sony A7M4, and of course, the convenience of mobile photography, which allowed me to capture fleeting landscapes and travel memories that remain too precious to forget. In the beginning, I rarely photographed people. Instead, I immersed myself in observing life quietly through landscapes, city corners, and everyday scenes—as if a silent bystander watching the world unfold. Over time, my lens began to open toward portraiture and personal connections, blending urban exploration with human stories.

Together, these works trace not only my evolution as a photographer but also my shifting perspective on time, memory, and the meaning of presence—from distant landscapes to the intimate expressions of people around me.