What is your favorite type of art to create?

I’m most drawn to capturing nature—especially sunsets. There’s something powerful about that brief moment when light, color, and atmosphere all come together. No two are ever the same, and freezing that feeling in a single frame is what drives me to create.

Where do you find inspiration?

I find inspiration in real, unfiltered moments—especially in nature. Sunsets, changing light, and quiet landscapes push me to slow down and notice details most people miss. I’m also inspired by movement in everyday life—people, energy, and atmosphere—and turning those fleeting moments into something permanent through my lens.

What would you do with $25,000?

I’d use the $25,000 to turn this moment into something meaningful and lasting—both personally and creatively. First, I’d invest in my craft—upgrading my camera gear, building a stronger portfolio, and putting myself in environments that inspire me, especially nature and sunsets that reflect what I’m going through. Second, I’d create a body of work rooted in this experience—capturing themes of loss, reflection, healing, and light. Something honest. Something that tells a story people can feel.