For the past eight years, I’ve been a barber. More than just a profession, it’s been a way of connecting with people, understanding their stories, and expressing creativity through the art of cutting hair In that time, this is where I found a second love in photography. What started as snapping portraits of my client. My camera became another set of clippers, a tool to shape and frame moments, moods, and personalities. 
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Over the years, I’ve expanded beyond the barbershop, working on creative shoots and small projects for clients, while still chasing the joy of spontaneous, hobby-style photography. Whether it’s street photography, lifestyle portraits, or behind-the-scenes storytelling, I’ve honed my eye and style one frame at a time. Now, I’m taking things to the next level—building a space where my love for visual storytelling can thrive just as much as it has in the barber’s chair. This is more than a new chapter; it’s the blending of two crafts that have always been about people, precision, and passion