Through the Lens
Photography isn't my profession—it's how I see the world. As a designer, I'm drawn to the same principles that guide my work: balance, hierarchy, and the emotional weight of color. Every frame is an exercise in composition, every journey an opportunity to study light.
These images span architecture, landscapes, and street moments from my travels. Each one reflects something I believe deeply: that beauty exists in the intentional arrangement of elements, whether on screen or in the world around us.
Color & Emotion
I'm fascinated by how color creates mood—the warmth of terracotta, the calm of deep blue, the energy of golden hour. My editing reflects this: enhancing what's already there, never fabricating.
Composition & Balance
The same visual hierarchy I apply to interfaces appears in my photos. Leading lines, rule of thirds, negative space—design principles that translate beautifully to photography.
Light & Patience
Great light can't be rushed. I've learned to wait for the right moment—when shadows stretch just so, or clouds frame a scene perfectly. Patience is part of the craft.
Selected Works
Symmetry & sacred geometry
Muscat, Oman
Dramatic perspective
Barcelona, Spain
Solitude & serenity
Canadian Rockies
Moody atmosphere
Lake Louise, Canada
Warm tones & depth
Nizwa, Oman
Framing & perspective
Edinburgh, Scotland
Leading lines
Muscat, Oman
Color & architecture
Barcelona, Spain
Winter wonderland
Swiss Alps
Natural light & contrast
San Diego, USA
Vibrant architecture
Warsaw, Poland
Iconic & atmospheric
New York, USA
Color & composition
San Diego, USA
Street life & golden hour
Edinburgh, Scotland
Urban & architectural
London, UK
Symmetry & grandeur
London, UK
"Design and photography share the same foundation: understanding how humans perceive and feel. Both are about creating moments of clarity in visual noise."