Please introduce yourself: What is your name, where are you from, what do you do?

I am a Georgian citizen who simply loves capturing moments and sharing them on Instagram. For me, publishing my work is already an act of sharing something personal and intimate. At 27 years old, I'm married but have no children yet. I'm currently studying, and my camera is always within reach.

What is your relationship with photography and how did you get into it?

I don’t have any formal training in photography; my passion for photography began spontaneously during a trip to Istanbul. While visiting Hagia Sophia with my husband on a sunny day, I was struck by the beauty around me and felt compelled to preserve it visually. Each of my photos contains a human element, capturing the essence of the moment and preserving it for posterity.

What are you currently working on, and—if there is—what is your next project or journey?

Honestly, I've never viewed it as a specific project. Rather, it's a reflection of how I perceive the world and its existence. In essence, I see the universe intertwined with humanity, and vice versa.

Thank you, Sopho.

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Please introduce yourself: What is your name, where are you from, what do you do?

I am a Georgian citizen who simply loves capturing moments and sharing them on Instagram. For me, publishing my work is already an act of sharing something personal and intimate. At 27 years old, I'm married but have no children yet. I'm currently studying, and my camera is always within reach.

What is your relationship with photography and how did you get into it?

I don’t have any formal training in photography; my passion for photography began spontaneously during a trip to Istanbul. While visiting Hagia Sophia with my husband on a sunny day, I was struck by the beauty around me and felt compelled to preserve it visually. Each of my photos contains a human element, capturing the essence of the moment and preserving it for posterity.

What are you currently working on, and—if there is—what is your next project or journey?

Honestly, I've never viewed it as a specific project. Rather, it's a reflection of how I perceive the world and its existence. In essence, I see the universe intertwined with humanity, and vice versa.

Thank you, Sopho.