My name is Elina.

I’m a photographer, and for over 10 years, I have been looking at the world through the lens of my camera.  

My love for photography began in early childhood, and at the age of 3, my dad bought me my first camera. I was interested in modeling for some time, and now it helps me a lot since I know how to pose and make it easy for my clients to pose for me. I graduated from the university with a degree in journalism and didn’t miss a single lecture on photojournalism, where I learned various techniques. That’s where I learned about the importance of aperture. This is how photography has been a part of my life.

Today, my works adorn the covers of magazines all over the world, including the USA, Canada, Australia, and Europe.

In addition to my photography work, I am also passionate about raising awareness about important social issues. That’s why I initiated a social project called “I’m not okay even if I smile” to raise awareness about domestic violence. This is only the start of my efforts to combat this issue, and I am committed to making a positive impact in any way I can.