I am an amateur photographer. The first camera, zenith, taught me the relationship between the aperture, light, and shutter. Digital cameras have expanded my skills. The first macro lens opened up a completely different world that absorbed me completely. When I enter the forest or meadow, I feel incredible peace and concentration. The human world does not exist for me. Insects come first. The contrast to macro photography is industrial, which also fascinates me and I like to take pictures of textures and places mastered by industry. Hence the idea of microphotography and photos of textures and minerals that I make in autumn and winter when insects are in lethargy. Then I focus on working with minerals, crystals and discover various nuances of insects that cannot be seen with an ordinary lens, and I discover them through a microscope.
