Exodus, you have an extensive list of equipment you work with. What's your background?

Well, the background turned out to be no less extensive, as I am a multifaceted person. I've always been interested in video production, dynamics within the frame, I adore and am inspired by old American movies with the vibe of that era, my respects to the VHS era, and cassettes with terrible dubbing. When editing photos, I sometimes lack patience due to the static nature of the frame, unlike video.

By education, I am a financier, worked in the environmental field in a managerial position, but the desire to create never left me, I had to combine and learn the necessary skills, but at that time I still didn’t know exactly what I wanted. Initially, I was captivated by motion design, I studied at profileschool and received a certificate in animation in After Effects, then as the best student of the course, I was offered the opportunity to choose any course for free and I mastered Photoshop, then went on to editing programs like Premiere Pro and Davinci Resolve. There was a compelling desire to go freelance. Over time, my friend, a photographer, looking at my works, stated that I should also try myself in photography, since in his opinion, I see a bit more than a photographer with relevant education.

The lengthy tech park is my experiment, you could say that each photoshoot is my experiment, I am madly in love with color, I read color schemes, buy old lenses from the 1970s and earlier, as each of them is unique in its own way and gives its effect (film, grain, flares, bokeh, etc.), through trial and error comes the understanding of which technique to use where and in what genre. In this way, I can't identify myself only as a photographer, my skills make me "wider" in a good sense. At the moment, I continue to learn something new, the last thing I decided to delve into was “these your 3D”. So, only forward)).