Understanding light is not merely about manipulating illumination; it's about conveying a narrative. The feeling that light affects to human in the architecture is not different than the feeling of a very Carravagio painting. Distributing color allows me to delve deeper into comprehending how light operates.

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I have a passion for capturing people's faces and their emotions. The human form is a masterpiece, the most intricate creation in the world. The facial muscles offer visual satisfaction beyond the retinal or picturesque allure seen in typical "pattern photos." It is perfection—directional, comprehensive, a beautifully layered arrangement. The array of colors present in a piece of skin is captivating.

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Flowers and foliage represent the aesthetic architecture of nature. The way light reflects through each petal is incredibly intricate. Imagine if people had the ability to transform into tiny ants, embarking on a journey through the pistil with delight. It could heal anything broken when exposed to that ethereal, life-infusing light.