Image & Veter
Veter
I’ve seen how a single frame can hold a thousand stories. What’s the most powerful moment you’ve tried to capture with your lens?
Image
The most powerful moment was on a cold dawn in the city after a big fire. I was standing in the rubble, and a little boy—maybe six, maybe seven—came out, holding a torn flag and staring straight into the camera with eyes that were both terrified and hopeful. It felt like a flash of humanity in the wreckage, and the shot stuck with me forever.
Veter
That moment—when the world feels broken, and a child still looks forward—reminds me that even in rubble, humanity keeps fighting. It’s a reminder to keep looking, even when the day seems too cold.
Image
It’s moments like that that keep me out in the field, ready to capture a flash of hope before the light fades. The little boy’s stare reminds me that every frame is a chance to tell a story that might lift someone who’s stuck in the cold. So I keep my camera close, because you never know when another glimpse of resilience will come my way.
Veter
It’s a heavy call to be there when the light is fading, but you’re doing what matters most. Keep steady, keep your eye sharp, and let every story you capture be a light in someone’s darkness.
Image
Thanks, I’ll keep my lens focused and my heart open—every shot is a chance to light up someone’s night.