The Things I Do For Love

Ever since I can remember, cameras have always played an essential role in my life. The biggest impression from my childhood is connected with the development of photographic negatives and the moments when images appeared on a sheet of paper that has been completely white a second ago, and then, in some magical way, faces and places appeared on it ... I am infinitely grateful to my father for the fact that he not only compiled a decent archive of my childhood, but also instilled a love for the aesthetics of photography, and through it for all art.

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In my youth, my biggest dream was to have a camera so small that I could always carry it with me and, so that at any opportunity I could capture those moments that seemed beautiful, interesting, unusual to me. Who would have thought that very soon my dream would come true and we would all be able to carry phones in our pockets that can take pictures more clearly than many cameras. But did this make photography, and even more so videography, better? On the one hand, creative self-expression through photography has become more accessible, but in a hurry and in the absence of appropriate knowledge, countless one-time content is created every day in the world.

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It has always been important for me to do everything with quality and from the heart, no matter what I did, but while creating the videos it’s as if I’m embedding a part of my soul into each creation. Videography has become for me a tool for preserving memories and at the same time the biggest inspiration. Like back then in childhood, the magic manifests itself in such a way that ordinary moments in life become fascinating cinematic stories that you want to review again and again. They are truly a priceless family treasure, which, like fine wine, becomes more valuable every year.

 

I invite you on an exciting journey and I would really like every family to go through it at least once!

Nadia