Beyond modern digital photography, I also experiment with analog techniques such as APS. Working with film opens up unique possibilities in terms of color, depth, and texture that cannot be replicated digitally. For me, the slower, more deliberate process of analog photography is not only a technical exploration but also an artistic one. This experience becomes even more tangible when an image finds its way onto paper: the tactile presence, the subtle play of light on the surface, and the permanence of print reveal a different dimension of photography – one that lives beyond the screen.

People in a dimly lit area with blue lighting, standing and socializing, with fog or smoke adding to the atmosphere.
Modern, minimalist interior with white walls, a curved ramp, and three people walking along the corridor.
Two women in school uniforms playing and laughing on a pebble beach near the ocean with a clear blue sky.
View from inside a moving vehicle in a tunnel with blurred lights and other cars ahead
A cityscape viewed from a high altitude. A river runs through the city with numerous buildings along its banks. Parts of an airplane wing and window frame are visible in the foreground.
Close-up of a black cat partially obscured by bright yellow and orange tulle fabric, with some gold glitter accents.
Two people sitting at a table in a dimly lit room, one wearing a hat and the other with short hair, with drinks on the table.
People viewing an art installation made of numerous small, colorful pieces resembling a mosaic, with four individuals standing in front.
Dimly lit nightclub with silhouettes of people dancing and socializing, colored lights casting a vibrant blue and red glow.
Several airplanes parked at an airport taxiway with a clear blue sky above.