WANDERLUST

One of the things I absolutely love about my job is the incredible opportunity to travel all over the world. When I was little, my dad used to travel a ton for work. I have vivid memories of him having this atlas, and I would spend endless hours flipping through its pages, daydreaming about the amazing adventures to be had across the globe.

So, as soon as I turned 18, I grabbed my backpack and hit the road. My destination? Interrail, a train journey from Turin to Marrakech and back, spanning about a month. Picture this: it was 1997, no digital gadgets, no computers, no internet, not even cell phones. Can you believe it? And you know what I had in my backpack? My trusty analog Nikon, my very first camera, and a dozen rolls of film - some black and white, some color, each with only 27 shots. Every click was intentional, capturing only what truly moved me deep within. It was an absolutely incredible adventure, my friend.

But let me tell you, the journey that truly changed my life was what I experienced in India back in 2001. It wasn't just any journey, it was THE journey. I'm talking about a life-altering adventure that transformed my perspective, my thoughts, and my emotions. It lasted a good two and a half months, leaving such a profound impact that it took me a while to bounce back once it was over. That's the kind of experience that leaves a lasting mark, like the Brazilians say, it left me with a sense of saudade, a longing that will forever reside within me. If I had the chance, I'd pack my bags and head back to India right this minute. Trust me, it's a journey I wholeheartedly recommend to everyone, especially the young souls out there.

Now, let me make one thing clear – no matter where you want to tie the knot, I'm right there with you. My heart is light, carefree, and curious, ready to capture your love with a fiery passion.

The world is a book and
those who do not travel
read only one page.
(St. Augustine)