Rami Maki, grew up in Baghdad in 1984, surrounded by an artistic family that encouraged him to travel and pursue his dream of creating a company that reflected his passion. His father and mother are both Ceramic artists and graduated from the Academy of Fine Art in Baghdad. As a child, his upbringing within a liberal and artistic family kept him away from any religious or ethnic attachments, into a more secular and humanistic perspective and life style, believing in the words of the famous Lebanese author "Amin Maalouf": " I am the son of the road, my country is a caravan and my life is the most unexpected of voyages." Rami went to The Music and Ballet School of Baghdad. After the war, his family had to move from country to country until they finally settled in Syria where young Rami was able to nourish his artistic talent. Due to this, Rami was exposed to different cultures and learned how to speak different accents. In Syria where he also published his first big project, his first website in Old Damascus, containing everything historical and old about it. After his long travel, he finally settled in London where he established his company, Microvera. It provides a comprehensive portfolio of online presences for a wide range of clients from individuals such as actors, TV personalities and broadcasters, to small, medium and large companies. For him, Photography is a universal language that transcends all barriers and can be understood by everyone and everywhere. A picture speaks a thousand words, it gives him deeper meaning to love photography even more. What’s fascinating for him is that the camera can capture a moment with the touch of a bu There are over 6000 spoken and written languages worldwide which makes it difficult to communicate unless you speak the language. Photography, however, is a universal language that transcends all barriers and can be understood by everyone everywhere. A picture speaks a thousand words, and that is why I love photography.