EYES MEETING THE SKY

"Once you have tasted the taste of sky, you will forever look up."

 — Leonardo da Vinci 

From a young age, I spent hours daydreaming while just looking at the sky — watching how its colors shift, how the clouds take on endless shapes, how it feels like a theater that’s never the same twice. Each glance is different, each moment full of wonder. The sky has always been a place where my mind can wander freely, a space that clears my thoughts and opens my heart.

I often encourage people to look up more, to really notice the sky. There’s something about losing yourself in it that lets you find a new part of yourself again — it’s like a mini rebirth every time. It reminds us of freedom, curiosity, and perspective. Once you’ve experienced that feeling, it stays with you — you can’t stop looking upward, seeking possibility, growth, and the wonder that lies just beyond the ordinary.

For me, photographing the sky is about capturing that magic and sharing it — the fleeting moments of color, light, and movement that invite reflection and awe. It’s a reminder that even in ordinary days, there’s something extraordinary above us, waiting for us to pause, look up, and be transformed.