Photo by Reza

I try to get to know my clients as much as they're willing to share with me. I'll ask about their likes and dislikes, their lifestyle, their points of interest. I'll also collect all the details regarding the photoshoot they're requesting. I want to know what is the photo for, how and where is the photo going to be used, what message are they trying to pass on through the photo, and more importantly what demographic are they going to approach with the photo.

Taking a photo, to begin with. Every time I hear the sound of the shutter going off it brings me joy by waiting to see the result. It is the art of photography that attracts me the most. Then I get to translate all that into a photo, based on what my client wants.

Being able to capture a moment that would never happen again. Like a beautiful cloudy sky that will NEVER look the same ever again or a moment between 2 people. That did it for me.

I'm good at what I do. I'm very positive, easy to connect, and communicate with. I'm honest and I care and will go the extra mile. I have to be happy with the result before the client is. And I always deliver on-time.

It depends on the request and as long as I don't need to interact with the client like in a portrait session. I can do architectural, landscape, nature, still life, and such shoots remotely.

I always wear a mask, I try to do more outdoor sessions, I always have hand sanitizer on me, and practice social distancing. If I'm doing a session indoors I make sure to check both my client's and my temperature prior to the session.