The First of "THE ARTICLES"

Hey there—welcome to the start of something I’ve been thinking about doing for a while.

Back in March 2020, I picked up a camera and started shooting cars. I posted my first photos not really expecting much, but I was immediately hooked. It just clicked. I’ve always been into cars—especially modified builds—but I’ve got love for all kinds. Being able to mix that passion with photography felt like I found something I was meant to do.

At first, it was just a hobby. But then I realized… this could actually be something more. A real career. A lifestyle. And ever since then, it's been my goal to turn this into something bigger—something that lets me not just share photos, but stories. Mine, and others’.

Right now, I still work jobs outside of media. My automotive photography and cinematography hustle is still on the side—but I’m doing everything I can to get it out there. To be seen. To connect. That’s why I’m starting this blog.

One of the first photos I posted that motivated me to pursue this media thing

I’ve always looked up to what Speedhunters does—mixing powerful imagery with thoughtful writing. That kind of photo-journalism really inspired me. I want to add my own twist to it. Tell stories that matter to the car scene and capture the vibes that photos alone sometimes can't.

Now, I’ll be honest—I’m not a writer. I’m way more comfortable behind the camera than behind a keyboard. But I’ll be using AI to help shape these posts (just like this one), and hopefully I’ll get better along the way. The goal is to grow. Learn. Build something real.

A little about me: I’m 23. I’m into cars and cameras (obviously). I’m also big into F1—Ferrari’s my team, and I’ve been a Lewis Hamilton fan for years. I’m a nerd at heart too—I collect Hot Wheels, Pokémon cards, and build Legos when I can.

Right now, I drive a Porsche Boxster that I’ve owned for the past 5 years—it’s been a journey, to say the least. I also ride a KTM RC390 which is a blast. My dream car? The FD RX-7. I’ve always been obsessed with rotaries and the sound of that brap. I also used to own a Nissan 300ZX (Z32), but sold it when it broke down… and I’ve regretted that ever since. Someday, I’ll have another one.

The 300zx I owned

This blog is just a piece of the puzzle. It’s a way for me to document the process, share the culture, and maybe even give a little inspiration to other creatives trying to do their thing.

To anyone reading this—thank you. Whether you follow me for the photos, the stories, or just like cool cars, I appreciate you more than you know.

As corny as it sounds… this is just the beginning.