Before photography could capture a moment, it had to be imagined. In dimly lit rooms and handcrafted wooden boxes, light first learned how to tell a story. The earliest cameras were not tools of convenience, but instruments of curiosity quietly shaping the way we see the world today.

Photography isn’t about the camera it’s about learning to see. It’s noticing light before it fades, details others walk past, and moments that exist only for seconds. With patience and curiosity, photography turns everyday scenes into quiet stories worth remembering.