He calms small animals
He has a natural warmth that relaxes nervous animals and brings out their most genuine, adorable moments.

Curly brown hair under a yellow knit beanie, a round face with a kind, easy smile, and brown eyes focused on something in front of the camera. He has a sturdy build and crouches on the grass, relaxed and instantly approachable.
A blue workwear jacket over a white T-shirt with khaki trousers and brown-and-white sneakers, a camera strap around his neck, and a small pouch at his waist with a yellow chick toy, a blue ball and a colourful rope toy poking out.
A sunny park lawn with pink petals, yellow leaves and coloured ribbons drifting around. In the foreground is the back of a fluffy dog with its ears up and a blue-patterned bandana, apparently being photographed.
He has a natural warmth that relaxes nervous animals and brings out their most genuine, adorable moments.
The name sounds cute, yet he is a serious, professional ordinary man, and that contrast is charming in itself.
Through the lens he catches the deep feeling between pets and the people who love them.
He crouches in the same corner every day for a week without taking a single picture, until the cat finally walks over.
The owner says "it may not have long", and he lowers the camera and records the most ordinary day.
Every dog smiles in the studio except this one, so he moves the shoot to the place the dog knows best.
Every toy in his pouch belongs to an animal he once photographed.
A puppy grabs his camera while he is not looking and takes a picture of him.
Very much. He carries a warm energy, and with pets and a park he is a natural healing character.
The yellow knit beanie, the blue workwear jacket and the toys in his pouch are the stable features.
Yes. A dog, a cat or a rabbit all work, as long as he crouches down to meet them at eye level.