STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

I’m just beginning my street photography journey, but it already feels like something I was meant to find. There’s a quiet thrill in capturing people as they are—unguarded, fleeting, beautifully imperfect moments that exist for only a second. The more I shoot, the more obsessed I become with the honesty of the streets and the poetry hidden in ordinary life. I’m pouring that excitement into my first long-term project: a photo book that pieces together these moments into something meaningful, something that feels like a heartbeat on paper.

A young woman with dark curly hair and wearing a black leather jacket is looking at a young man with curly brown hair. The setting appears to be a dimly lit social event with other people in the background.
A person walking along a sidewalk next to a brick building with arched windows and hedges.
A person wearing a pink jacket and gray pants standing in a dimly lit kitchen or storage area with metal shelves holding various kitchenware like pots, pans, and trays.
Three people having a conversation in a dimly lit bar or club, with a woman with reddish hair and a leopard print jacket on the left, a young man with dark hair in the middle holding a beer, and a man with curly hair and glasses on the right.
Close-up of a young man with dark, curly hair and earrings, and a young woman with red hair, jewelry, and a leopard print coat, sitting together in a dimly lit room.