"POSSIBILITIES" what does it mean? Is it a Dream or is it the Reality?

A Japanese proverb says Possibilities means, 'Too Good to be True'
So here we are with an agency that has all the power and the ability to turn your Dreams into Reality.

My Name is Russel Andrey and I am The Chief Executive Officer and Director of Photography at this Infinite Possibilities.

For me, Possibilities started as a dream at a very early stage of my life and by 22 years of age I made it a mission to make them a reality. My life has been a ride on a rollercoaster. I started life as an abandoned child so, the streets of New York were my home and the sound of the traffic was my genre of music. The leftover food from restaurants was my lunchbox and the birds (especially the pigeons) of the city were my only friends. How did I survive the rain, sun, and snow is something I still wonder to date.

Life then took a turn for the better good and I was adopted by a wonderful couple from St. Peter's Christ Home when I was 7 years old. I was blessed with good food, education at school, real friends, and most importantly a family that is, my very beautiful and intelligent mother and father who taught me valuable lessons in life.

However, my destiny seemed to have different plans for me. I lost both my parents to one of New York's most disastrous incidents ever recorded in the history of this world. In an instant, everything I had slipped from the tip of my hands, and I was almost back to the streets. It was then my grandparents decided that it was best for me to leave my home in New York and continue school in Australia. So, here I was 8 years old sent to Melbourne, Australia to complete my school from the 4th grade.

Melbourne was scary at first, especially because at that age I felt like an Alien added to the emotional trauma I just went through. It took me a while to accept the changes, changes like food, water, accent, sports, and the totally opposite public rules than that of New York. I was blessed with good teachers, counselors, and friends who welcomed me and helped me to shape into the personality I am today. Christmas in the summer is something that I miss even today.

During my stay in Melbourne, I fell in love with a girl back at school. At first, I never thought that the childhood love / crush (or call it infatuation) would change the rest of my life for the better good.
"EMMA" was the one person in my life who understood my pains and miseries far better than anyone else could. We were just kids then and through grades from the 6th to the 10th our friendship was far beyond words. It was magical because she would know what I felt like even before I said it.
Emma was from Arizona, United States. Her mother moved to Australia for work along with her and her elder sister. Emma was the only person who taught me how to survive in Australia for example, Baseball and Cricket were not the same game and Australians Write Their Dates Backwards unlike what I was used to.

Emma also had a great love and passion for photography . She would often carry her Reel Nikkon Camera to everywhere she would go. She found photography at the most unusual place like a man crossing a crosswalk or in the winds blowing off someone's hair. At first, I could never understand why she did, what she did and like it or not I was forced to be her assistant most of the time.
It was the summer of 2008 (in Australia summer breaks were from December - January since it was in the southern hemisphere which is totally opposite to North America) just before our summer breaks she gifted me her only camera and asked me to take care of it till she would return. That summer, her family was going back to Arizona to reunite and celebrate Christmas and New Year. I did not see what was coming next.

Emma was found to suffer from Breast Cancer during her stay in the States and she left us all on December 23, 2008. I again lost that one person in my life whom I wanted to grow old with. I was again devasted and lost in the wilderness of time and tides. The only thing that kept me alive was her Camera. It almost felt like she knew I would need a reason to live in this world when she was gone and that camera would keep me going. It did work out, though I lost everything, all I had were her memories and I wanted to live in her memories so that I could remember her every day.

So, with the memories of Emma in my heart and her camera in my hand, I completed High school in Australia and then moved to The United Kingdom to attain a degree in Photojournalism, Photography, and Understanding of Human Resources at University of Oxford, England. During my stay in the United Kingdom, I had the opportunity to travel to a lot of countries in Europe and Asia. This helped me to grow my friend circle around the region and eventually after completing graduation in 2015, I decided to make a move of my own in terms of starting a Photography company. Over the years I have visited 74 countries around the world and I hope to make a century before I retire.

During this course, some friends of mine who were fashion models asked me to assist them in taking their images for various portfolios and to provide an overall picture of how they might advance their careers more dynamically. I quickly realized that I enjoyed helping and guiding these young wide-eyed models. I was able to provide some level of support and safety. Because of the experience gained from guiding emerging fashion models and the fact that many of them went on to become successful, I was inspired to launch "Infinite Possibilities".

I found my reason for becoming a Chief Executive and a Photographer. With the memories of Emma and my Parents in my heart, I started this journey on my own and I believe my work says a lot about my personality and style. "Infinite Possibilities" teaches you to model for empowerment. From the small business, I started back in 2017 to the achievements we hold as an International Agency today, I have always promoted and supported the cause of empowering and inspiring others because that was what happened to me when I was a child and that was what Emma would believe in.

"I believe great photos are about the depth of feeling, not the depth of the field," said Emma.

So now, we as a team spend time creating new ideas and observing what gives us the vision to create magic. With this in mind, I have finally made some peace with my heart and soul and now I run this place where everyone who has the talent, eagerness, and passion to grow irrespective of color, sex, and nationality will be given an International platform to Rise and Shine.

We look forward to meeting you and creating "Infinite Possibilities" because you are filled with Possibilities and this universe is Infinite.