About
Plan. Observe. Capture.
I’m a street photographer drawn to the quiet contradictions of urban life—where shadows outpace people and reflections say more than faces. I don’t stage or direct. I walk, I wait, and I watch—until light, geometry, and human presence collide.
My work is built around simple visual ideas—framing, contrast, timing—but aims to express something harder to name. Something underneath. A sense of pause in a restless world. That moment when a passerby becomes a story.
Process
I craft atmosphere through observation. I treat each scene like a small theatre. Light is the script. Space is the rhythm. People drift through like unknowing actors.
From initial walk to final edit, I obsess over detail—how a shadow falls, the grain in a highlight, the exact moment tension peaks. The result is work that doesn’t just document the street—it isolates its poetry.
What I Do
Skills to pay the bills.
- Ideation.
- Location.
- Capture.
- Commercial.
- Post-Production.
Ideation.
Every project begins with a question.
Sometimes it starts with a phrase, a mood, or a half-formed idea. The work begins where tone, subject, and setting intersect—but it’s the narrative that holds it all together. Not a storyline, but a structure: emotional, visual, intentional. I think in sequences as much as single frames. References help, but intuition leads. The rest is about clarity—building meaning through rhythm, presence, and restraint.
- Idea Architecture / Aesthetic Logic / Visual Language / Narrative Framing / Emotional Architecture
Location.
The street is my studio.
The city is not a backdrop—it’s the material.
Every shoot begins with space: angles, surfaces, interruptions. I work like a set designer without a script, drawn to the overlooked geometry of alleys, crosswalks, and sun-scorched walls. These spaces hold tension and timing—where architecture and light do their own improvisation. Location doesn’t support the image. It becomes the image.
- Location Scouting / Spatial Narrative / Atmospheric Framing / Access Strategy / Environmental Storytelling
Capture.
Intuition leads, but structure holds.
I work instinctively, but with precision—balancing patience and reflex to capture moments that feel both accidental and inevitable. Each frame is a negotiation of form and feeling, whether it's a figure caught mid-step on the street, a reflection fractured into abstraction, or the quiet geometry of a building at rest. From candid human presence to concept-driven visual poetry, the approach stays consistent: observe closely, frame deliberately, and let the image emerge without force.
- Street / Architecture / Portrait / Abstract/ Nature / Commercial
Commercial.
My personal style translates into commissioned work that doesn’t look staged—because it isn’t.
I work with clients who value authenticity, mood, and a less conventional lens on the world. Whether it’s campaign imagery, brand storytelling, or editorial visuals, I bring a cinematic documentary feel to commercial briefs. The goal is to evoke, not just promote.
- Editorial Portraits / Brand Campaigns / Lookbooks & Lifestyle / Product / Architecture & Space / Documentary
Post-Production.
This is where intention meets restraint.
I edit with a light touch, but a clear voice—emphasising tone, contrast, and atmosphere. My process leans on precision, not perfection. I aim to preserve the rawness of the moment while subtly guiding how it’s experienced. It’s not about making things flawless—it’s about making them unforgettable.
- Tonal Control / Dodge and Burn / Grain + Texture Blending / colour Corection / Restraint
"Encounters"
She crossed the street without looking. I took the photo. When she passed, she said, “Hope you caught the good side of my bad day. She/Her
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A street preacher asked if my lens was blessed. I said it wasn’t. He spat near my shoes. He/Who
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“That alley has a ghost in it.” – a kid in Peckham
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I was framing a doorway when an old man walked past and whispered, “She used to stand there too.” He/Who
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