I didn’t take a straight path. I began university studying physics and electronic engineering before rediscovering my passion for nature and moving into biology, where I specialized in marine biology and later worked in the diving industry. This path eventually led me to Nicaragua, where I co-founded and built an eco-hostel from the ground up, shaped by simple living and sustainability. Photography has long been part of that journey, gradually becoming the most natural way for me to understand and share the world around me. Guided by curiosity, I document conservation projects, remote journeys, and the relationship between people and nature—not to create perfect images, but to tell honest stories about places, wildlife, and the people working to protect them.