As a couple of photographers, Sukil and I are partners not only in work but also in life. While this has its downsides, it also comes with its benefits. We were both pursuing our passion for photography before we met, which has actually worked in our favor. Our distinct styles have remained unique and strong, and we've only improved by learning from each other's feedback.
Collaborating has offered us chances to enjoy our successes together and embark on captivating journeys. The creative field is dynamic – each day presents fresh challenges, and we have a blast overcoming them. Because we have different interests – I enjoy capturing portraits, fashion, and industries, while he prefers subjects like products, food, and architecture – we've explored the world in a unique way that sets us apart as a couple.
Sure, there might be occasional differences in our creative ideas, but for the most part, we've been able to harness our situation and deliver the best of both worlds to our clients.
Our travels are equally fascinating. Our eyes are trained to find beauty in the ordinary, deriving joy from rusty locks to shattered windows, grand mountains to little tea shops on street corners. During our journeys, we're busy taking pictures – not of each other, but of everything around us. And honestly, we can't imagine a better way to spend our time together.
