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Photography has taken me across continents, cultures, and ways of life. These ongoing and completed series explore people, landscapes, tradition, and identity. Each driven by curiosity, patience, and the belief that every place has a story worth telling.
Christchurch, New Zealand
The Beauty of Punk & Rock.
By the time I arrived in New Zealand, I had already been photographing people seriously for a few months. I loved creating portraits, but I still believed the photograph itself was the reward.
Gilgit-Baltistan, North Pakistan
Captured in Trance.
In northern Pakistan, photographing stopped feeling controlled. The pace, dust, noise and movement forced me to react instinctively rather than think through every frame.
East to West, China
The Country, that Found me.
Long before I ever set foot in China, I felt an inexplicable connection to it. When I finally arrived, that feeling became certainty almost immediately.
Zhangye, Xiahe County, Gansu, China
A Single Encounter.
There are places we remember for their landscapes, and there are places we remember because of the people we met there.
North to South, India
Straight into the Eyes.
By the time I arrived in India, I had been photographing almost every day for seventeen months. Thousands of images later, photography no longer felt like something I consciously chose to do. It had become as natural as eating breakfast or taking a walk.
Kolkata, North India
Nothing but the true Moment.
By the time I arrived in Kolkata, photography had become second nature. I no longer thought about where to stand, how to approach people, or whether I looked out of place. The camera had become an extension of the way I experienced the world.
Xinjiang, China
Three Centuries of Silence.
One of the things that struck me most while traveling through Xinjiang was how naturally people responded to being photographed. In many places, a camera immediately changes the atmosphere. People become self-conscious, step aside, hide their faces, or begin performing for the lens. Here, I often experienced the opposite.
Iceland · 2018
From another Time.
Few places have made me feel so close to the forces that shaped our planet. Iceland was raw, quiet and endlessly alive. In the space between glaciers, volcanic rock and endless skies, the landscape seemed untouched by time, leaving only wonder, humility and the desire to simply witness.
Photography Around the World · 8 stories
