What started as a curiosity for vintage film cameras slowly became something much more meaningful. I fell in love with the process of slowing down - capturing moments on film, developing rolls by hand in a darkroom, and learning to appreciate the beauty that comes from patience, imperfection, and experimentation.

Over time, that passion evolved into exploring alternative photographic processes, particularly cyanotype printing. What began as creative experimentation soon became a form of art therapy during one of the darkest periods of my life. There was something deeply healing about working in the quiet, watching an image slowly emerge through water, sunlight, and chemistry - transforming negatives into vivid Prussian blue artworks.

Cyanotype taught me that beauty can come from darkness, and that creativity has the power to reconnect us with ourselves and with others. These workshops were created to share that feeling: a space to slow down, create freely, and experience the magic of bringing images to life by hand.