Software 00

"Twelve years ago, I embarked on a journey through the world of software development, and let me tell you, it's been one wild ride. My journey began in university studying computer science, but like many journeys, it wasn't always smooth sailing. I had to take breaks from my studies to work at a tavern to bring income to my family, and later on, I had to stop again to fulfill my military obligations. It took me a total of seven years to finally earn my bachelor's degree.

After graduation, I landed a job at an amazing company as a back-end developer, but let me tell you, the struggles didn't stop there. Even with all the knowledge I gained in university, the real programming in the work environment was on another level. But with determination and a willingness to learn, I quickly adapted and found myself diving headfirst into the worlds of Java, Python, Spring, Git, and Docker.

As I became more comfortable and established in my everyday work and tasks, I began to crave more challenging and interesting fields of computer science. That's when I discovered the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence. The journey was hard but full of knowledge, I enjoyed it a lot. I added new technologies in my 'quiver', like Machine and Deep Learning. I finally completed my master's degree last year and now continue to work as a software developer while also doing lots of side projects.

It's been twelve years of ups and downs, laughter and tears, but through it all, I've never lost my passion for software development. It's an ever-evolving field, full of endless possibilities and opportunities for growth, and I can't wait to see where the next five years takes me."

Photography 00

"Six years ago, I picked up my first camera and ventured out into the wild world of photography. My journey started with a love for nature and a dream to work for National Geographic. I spent countless hours capturing the beauty of landscapes and wildlife, but as time went on, I found myself wanting to branch out and explore new subjects.

I later entered various photography seminars, where I learned about the art of capturing people and the beauty of street photography. The ability to capture raw human emotion in a single moment was absolutely fascinating to me, and I found myself falling in love with the unpredictable nature of street photography.

But my journey didn't stop there. I also delved into the world of indoor studio photography, where I discovered the magic of controlled lighting and the ability to create a specific mood or atmosphere.

And just when I thought I had photography figured out, I stumbled upon my father's old Olympus OM-10 film camera. It was love at first click. The soft, dreamy tones and unique characteristics of film photography completely captivated me. It's like the difference between a digital painting and an oil painting, both beautiful but in a different way.

But, after all these years, I'm still on my journey to find my own unique style of photography. It's a never-ending process, full of interesting and funny moments. But that's the beauty of it. It's like a treasure hunt, where the treasure is the ability to capture the world in a way that's truly unique to you. So keep clicking those cameras, keep experimenting, and above all, have fun!"