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Unlike many other photographers (who got their first camera at the age of 8 and haven’t stopped taking pictures since then) my affection to this form of art started only about 12 years ago when I moved into my first apartment. I felt that it would be nice to decorate the walls with some of my own black and white pictures. At that time my view and knowledge about photography was very simplistic: it’s easy, you only need to push the button on the camera as the scene on the other side of the lens is given. (In fact, at the time I even didn’t consider photography a real art ☺) So I bought my first digital SLR camera, walked around the city and pushed the button (many times). As the results didn’t meet my expectations I began to realize that taking a good picture was not that easy. Therefore in 2006, I decided to take a basic course where I was introduced into many aspects of photography.

I am inspired by the work of several photographers like Thomas Heaton, Ian Plant, Peter Lik, Mark Gray, (just to name a few) and the images of Arnaud Frich and Hervé Sentucq have had the most influence on my panoramic works however my main source of inspiration is my Wife with her continuous support and encouragement.

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