I asked myself how I wanted to capture the essence of spring—what composition styles and shooting techniques would best bring my vision to life? I chose to focus on a mix of perspectives, showcasing both sweeping landscapes and intimate details of spring blooms. To achieve a painterly effect, I experimented with multiple exposures in-camera and intentional camera movement, adding depth and artistry to the images. The final touch came in post-processing, where I refined the photos to fully embrace their painterly quality.

I embarked on a personal photo project inspired by artist Robert Peek. Peek creates stunning floral images shot in a fish tank surrounded by water and ink. These images are mesmerizing, so abstract and ethereal. I wanted to replicate his process with my own unique spin.