Landscapes were the doorway that pulled me into photography. They never rush you, never demand anything — they just unfold, offering brief moments of beauty if you’re willing to notice them. A landscape feels like the world whispering, “Here, look closely.”

What draws me in is the scale. The sense that I’m tiny against something vast and ancient, and that even standing there is a privilege. When a photograph can make someone feel that same smallness — that same awe — it becomes more than an image. It becomes a shared experience.

Maybe that’s why I love photographing landscapes. They remind me that wonder is meant to be passed on.