Borrowed Time

A photo is a time capsule. What is normal today will be different in a year, a decade, a lifetime. The trick is recognising what is disappearing while you still have the chance to shoot it.

“Nothing endures but change.” – Heraclitus

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Between the Lines

The way composition, framing, and negative space tell a story of their own.

Between the Lines

The way composition, framing, and negative space tell a story of their own.

Between the Lines

The way composition, framing, and negative space tell a story of their own.

The Familiar Unknown

How places we think we know can surprise us when we look again.

The Familiar Unknown

How places we think we know can surprise us when we look again.

The Familiar Unknown

How places we think we know can surprise us when we look again.

Seeing the Unseen

Photography isn’t just about what’s in front of you, it’s about noticing what others don’t.

Seeing the Unseen

Photography isn’t just about what’s in front of you, it’s about noticing what others don’t.

Traces of Time

The way surfaces wear, objects decay, and places hold onto their past.

Traces of Time

The way surfaces wear, objects decay, and places hold onto their past.