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Last night I revisited a lighting trick I played with a few weeks back, and it felt good to push it further. I set up a focused light and let it shine across the leaves, the way mo…

Whenever I spot an interesting texture, I feel an instant pull to raise the camera. This afternoon the rain never really stopped, it just softened into a steady mist that darkened …

It was one of those steady, moody rains that turns the streets into a darkroom. Puddles formed along the way, and everything—concrete, paint, fallen leaves—shifted a shade deeper. …

“Grunge is the new art.” That’s what these photos wanted to say while I stood there, just waiting for my bus. Some artworks celebrate splatters, scratches, and worn-out surfaces; s…

This Monday arrived with a feeling of dullness. I took the long way anyway, letting the camera do its subtle work of lifting the dullness. When my mood dips, I go looking for simpl…

This post gathers my recent photography sets that I call "window frames", an overview of what the city taught me while I wandered with a camera and a monochrome mood. ![17572874…

Heavy rain usually sends most people indoors, but for me it’s an open invitation. When the clouds finally let go, the world resets; streets empty, air cools, and the smallest detai…

Old bicycles always pull me in. Their parts feel like little machines with stories; scuffed metal, worn rubber, and the stubborn elegance of things built to last. For this set I us…

Today my focus is on tree bark, a simple subject that never feels simple. Bark is one of my favorite subjects to look for natural texture. Even trees of the same kind won’t repeat …

Today’s post is a small collage of photos that don’t really belong in one neat category. I dropped them into a window, side by side, and suddenly they started talking to each other…

Today I just want to feature leaves, simple shapes that carry their own stories. I shot these in black and white to focus on three things I love: silhouette, lighting, and texture.…

Today’s post is a small walk through the city, guided by texture and simple details. I’ve been enjoying how black and white lets simple things speak louder, no colors to distract, …

Nature is a survivor. It grows wherever it can; easy or difficult, tidy or chaotic. Give it a hint of sunlight, a little soil, or simply something to cling to, and it will reach. T…

Today’s photos are a small collection of the random things that caught my eye while traveling and waiting for the bus. I’ve been enjoying these quick street studies lately, no big …

After a run of nature photos, I found myself drawn back to the streets. The city doesn’t bloom like leaves after rain, but it breathes, through signs, textures, and surfaces. On th…

It's been raining a lot lately and so I'm having difficulty timing my photography walks. As much as I wanted to go to the streets to take photos, I'm worried that I may get caught …

I’m back to nature today. I love the energy of street photography, but every so often I need the stillness of plants, the kind of subject that doesn’t hurry me along. There’s no pr…

In this post, I want to share the highlights of my photography walks through the city streets. I find joy in simply exploring and capturing photos along the way, which is why I’ve …

Today’s window-frame cover is made of things most people pass without a glance: a worn bolt, a “break glass for key” cap, a field of raised dots underfoot, and a small knurled knob…

I’m really enjoying this window-frame way of presenting my photos—four small scenes that click together like a puzzle. Each square feels like a piece of the day, and today’s pieces…