07/27/2025
Since making the switch from Architect to Photographer and now full-time YouTuber, I've had a little more than 3 years to think about how to reconcile my past life, with what I do now. I'm slowly beginning to realize they're one and the same. It's kind of like working a job, and then realizing the skills you've gained working that job allow you qualify for other jobs, or other opportunities that before were never possible.
Even though everything has worked out beyond what I could have ever imagined, I still catch myself worrying about how things might eventually go wrong, or how suddenly this could ago away and I end up stuck, or unsure what happens next.
On a more optimistic level, I still find myself applying the skills I learned from my schooling and previous career to what I do now. Having more opportunities to travel has allowed me to photograph several of my bucket list locations and buildings. The Walt Disney Opera House by Frank Gehry being one of them! The Opera House is one of his most iconic buildings, in fact, there's even an episode of the Simpsons that makes a joke about how Gehry designed this building by crumpling up a piece of paper.
📷 Hasselblad X2D
📷GFX50R (With )
📷Canon R5ii (with )
