Origin Story

In the bustling tech scene of Montreal, where innovation intertwines with creativity, a unique story unfolds—a story of a passionate individual who, amidst the world of software testing, found solace and inspiration through the lens of a camera.

”It all began with the gleam of chrome and the rumble of engines. In the quiet moments between software testing sessions, I found myself drawn to the sleek lines of my motorcycle, captivated by the design and the freedom it provided me. With a camera in hand, I began to capture its essence, each photograph a love letter to the open road and the boundless possibilities it represents.

But as I roamed the streets of Montreal, camera in hand, something shifted within me. The bustling energy of the city became my canvas, and street photography became my obsession. From the colorful markets of Mile End to the historic architecture of Old Montreal, I sought to capture the essence of urban life—the fleeting moments of joy, sorrow, and everything in between.

Photography, once a simple hobby, evolved into a side hustle—a creative outlet that allowed me to express myself in ways that software testing never could. As my portfolio grew, so did the demand for my work. Soon, I began receiving requests for private photography sessions and content management, each opportunity fueling my passion and pushing me to explore new horizons. Fueled by the freedom of the road, I would often mount my motorcycle and venture further afield, exploring new cities and landscapes, each journey offering fresh perspectives and inspiring opportunities to hone my skills behind the lens.

And as I delved deeper into this new chapter of my life, I found myself constantly striving for improvement, devouring tutorials, experimenting with new techniques, and seeking out mentorship, all in pursuit of mastering this timeless craft.

While my career may lie in the digital realm, motorcycling and photography is where I find balance and regenerate—a harmonious blend of art and technology, each informing and enriching the other. And as I continue to learn and grow, I am reminded that true mastery lies not in perfection but in the relentless pursuit of improvement.”