​I like abstract photos as they purposely leave imagination and individual interpretation up to the viewer. Unique imagination and diversity of a human's perspective are key building blocks of creativity. 

While shooting abstract photos, I train myself to extract more from a given resource. Thus, a rusty metal spiral captured from a unique angle becomes inspiring.

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Sometimes I try to communicate with the viewers by implying an idea or a dialog that my eyes track.

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Macro shooting sharpens my mindfulness- related skills because it is based on observation and a strong connection to the environment. I become meditative and my senses more alive. I learn to be thankful to basic beauty, like light, a structure of a leaf or a spider web.