Capturing Life's Beautiful Moments

I'm Ebin — an engineer by profession, but my heart belongs to the open road, quiet mountains, and the hum of a drone slicing through the morning air.

What began as a simple way to remember my travels slowly became the lens through which I see the world — and a way to share it with others.

I've always believed that the beauty of a place isn't just in its landscapes, but in its fleeting moments — the way light spills across a lake at sunrise, the laughter of strangers sharing a meal, the stillness you feel on a mountaintop before the day begins. Photography and videography give me a way to hold on to those moments, long after they've passed.

Travel shaped the storyteller in me. Each journey, whether across countries or just a few towns away, became an opportunity to listen, observe, and create. My camera is more than a tool — it's an excuse to slow down, to notice details most people walk past, and to share what I find in a way that's honest and immersive. Like my Lake Bled sunrise hike experience, where I captured the misty morning views and quiet solitude of solo hiking.

While my adventures often take me to remote trails and dramatic landscapes, my work isn't limited to travel. I've learned that the same sense of wonder can be found in everyday life — in the energy of an event, the intimacy of a portrait, or the rhythm of a city street. Whether I'm behind the camera for a personal project or creating for someone else, I approach each frame with the same care: to make it feel real, alive, and worth remembering.

At the heart of it all, I create because I want people to feel connected — to a place, to a moment, to a story. If my work inspires someone to explore, pause, or see something in a new light, then I've done my job.