People are at the heart of why I photograph. It’s not just about faces — it’s about presence, expression, and the moments in between. I’m drawn to honesty over perfection, and I try to capture people as they are, not as they think they should be. Whether it’s a fleeting glance, a shared laugh, or the quiet stillness of someone lost in thought, these are the frames I hold onto. Black and white or colour, posed or candid — I shoot people to honour their stories, not just their image.

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A shirtless man making a playful face with his tongue out and eyes wide open, raising his right hand in a wave, in black and white.
Group of uniformed soldiers marching in a parade or ceremony, wearing khaki shirts and hats with feathers, some with medals.
An elderly woman dressed in traditional clothing pouring liquid from a vessel during a cultural or religious event, with other women in white attire and head coverings in the background.
A performer dressed in traditional Balinese costume, wearing a yellow floral headdress, colorful beaded necklace, and ornate clothing, performing a dance on stage with a background featuring statues and plants.
Smiling woman wearing a black hijab, giving a thumbs-up gesture, sitting indoors with a dark background and various items including a water bottle and newspaper on the table.
Young child dressed in white clothing, wearing a white headscarf with a red flower, being held by an adult with flowers in her hair, during a cultural event or celebration.