Look close enough into the ordinary, and you find the beautiful.

Street photography, to me, is about celebrating humanity; the ordinary moments that make us extraordinary. I see people just living their lives, doing their own little thing, and I’m constantly met with a feeling of sonder. I obsess over it, I believe that everyone carries at least a little bit of love, even when they try their best to hide it. That’s why I try to capture those seemingly small, yet so massive fragments of connection that make being human so special.

Go ahead and scroll, I can’t wait to share my vision with you…

People walking on a city street with a person in a chicken costume strolling alongside them. The scene includes buildings, trees, and a hill in the background.
A seagull flying in the sky with sunlight shining through the trees in the background, and a rainbow-colored light streak across the bottom of the image.
A small ice cream truck with striped branding parked on a city street, with a customer ordering and the vendor serving behind the window, tall modern buildings in the background, and cobblestone pavement in the foreground.
Two men sitting on a bench by the beach, talking, with the ocean and sky in the background, a seagull flying overhead.
A tall concrete tower illuminated with colorful neon lights in blue, pink, and purple against a dark night sky.
A white antenna mounted on the edge of a beige building against a clear blue sky.
Marina with sailboats docked, colorful shops along waterfront, green hill in background, cloudy sky.
Two seagulls standing on a dock near rusty chains and equipment, with a body of water and hills in the background under a cloudy sky.

You’ll notice many of these photos, sometimes a majority, don’t feature people. That’s because I also try to showcase with my work that beauty is to be found everywhere; an animal, a building, the landscape, and that place you pass so often that you forget to look for the beauty in it. Scarborough, Bridlington, York, they all have their own ideas, people and life. Every photo is a love letter from me to beautiful Yorkshire, and wherever else I go, the camera is always with me.

When people see my work, I want them to look twice. I want you to pause and search for something more, a connection, a pattern, a feeling. Maybe it’s the way light hits a stranger’s face. Maybe it’s that seagull mid-flight, or the colours of those neon lights. My goal is simple: to show you that everything is beautiful, or at the very least, that there’s beauty to be found everywhere.

Nighttime city street with neon signs, including pink and blue lights, and a close-up of a vending machine or kiosk with illuminated strip lights.
A person with a hooded coat carrying a bag walking up a set of outdoor stairs in an urban area, with tall buildings around and a few other people in the background.
Winter landscape with a snow-covered roof near a body of water, surrounded by leafless trees and ducks swimming in the water.
Exterior of a large historical cathedral with gothic architecture, tall spires, ornate windows, and stone walls, under a blue sky.
A squirrel on a moss-covered tree root in a forest with green leaves.
A small bird with a bright orange face and chest, grayish body, perched on a branch amidst dense branches and green foliage.
A person taking a photo of a large Ferris wheel with a smartphone during daytime.
A person sitting on a park bench wearing a purple beanie, headphones, glasses, and outdoor clothing, looking down at a notebook or device, with trees and sunlight in the background.
Two boats sailing on the ocean with cliffs in the background.
A person riding a motorcycle at night with motion blur and light streaks.
A hand holding a silver revolver with intricate engravings, pointed upwards, against a background of dark leaves.
A scenic coastal town featuring a sandy beach, a boardwalk, colorful houses, lush green hills, and a Ferris wheel.
A coastal scene with a sandy beach, a promenade with parked cars, a modern white apartment building, colorful beach huts, green hills, residential houses, and a distant forested hillside under a partly cloudy sky.

I’m heavily inspired by Fan Ho’s incredible storytelling, and Marion Mou’s ability to play with your emotions. These are artists who turn simplicity into narrative. My photos aren’t just records, they’re small stories, frozen pieces of life, each with their own world.

Each month, I release a new print drop. A themed collection of three to ten photos carefully chosen for their story. Every image comes in two forms: a small open edition that’ll stay available, and a large limited edition of just five for those who want something rarer. Once those five are gone, that’s it, they won’t be printed large again. It’s a way to keep things fresh, collectible, and true to the moment they were taken. Whether it’s a passing face, an animal in its world, or a shadow across a wall, these prints remind us that even the most ordinary seconds can mean something huge. I price these fairly, not the hundreds you see online, I only use the most trusted print labs, and I offer two easy sizes to make sure you get the right one for your wall, and can easily find the perfect frame for it. Check out this month’s drop, and follow along on Instagram to be the first to see next month’s.

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