I am a collector of unique moments. For me, each photo is like a small treasure that preserves memories of the places I’ve been and the feelings I experienced there. Some of these moments are calm and quiet, like the morning dew on the grass or the sunset over the lake. Others are dynamic and full of energy, like a storm over the mountains or a herd of deer running across a meadow. Each of these moments has its own atmosphere and emotion, which I try to capture and transfer to the audience. Photographing nature has taught me to be patient and perceptive. It is not always possible to capture the right moment on the first try. Sometimes I have to wait hours for the right light to appear or for the animal to come close enough. But it is in these moments that I realize how important it is to be present and perceive the world around me. Every moment is unique and unrepeatable, and that’s what makes photography so exciting and fulfilling. My photos are not just about aesthetics, although I try to make them visually appealing. They are also about the stories and messages I want to share. Nature is fragile and deserves our protection and respect. Each of us can contribute to its preservation, whether through small daily decisions or larger initiatives. Through my photographs, I try to raise awareness of the beauty and importance of nature and inspire others to appreciate and protect it.