It all began in a small hostel room during my college days, with an old desktop PC humming quietly in the corner. A cracked version of Photoshop, and a curious mindset. At the time I was just a college student getting by with lectures, assignments, late-night ramen, and a whole bunch of other mundane stuff. However, through all the college chaos, I found something that changed the rest of my life – graphic design. [expander_maker more=”Read more” less=”Read less”]

What started as a fun way to create posters for college events and help friends with small design work slowly evolved into a deep passion. I would spend hours experimenting with colors, typography, and layouts, often losing track of time. Every click, every failed attempt, and every breakthrough taught me something new.

Around the same time, I picked up a camera—not for work, just out of curiosity. I started capturing campus life, sunsets, quiet streets, and candid moments. Photography, at first, was a hobby that brought peace and perspective. But as my photos started gaining attention, people began asking me to shoot their events, portraits, and eventually professional gigs.

Over the past 15 years, what began as late-night experiments in a hostel turned into a full-time profession. Through consistent hard work, countless trials, and a genuine passion for the craft, I grew into a professional graphic designer and photographer. While portrait photography keeps me busy, landscape photography is where my heart truly lies—there’s something about the stillness of nature that speaks to my soul.

Looking back, it wasn’t about having the best gear or perfect opportunities—it was about starting where I was, staying consistent, and letting passion lead the way.[/expander_maker]