Humans of Peru is a photographic series capturing the strength and spirit of Peruvians—from Labour Day protests in Lima to the street markets of Cusco. Taken during a time of political unrest and social tension, these portraits reflect a people who continue to show up—with pride, resistance, and solidarity. I spent a month in Peru, and what stayed with me most wasn’t just the warmth of those I met, but the enduring power of community.

A collection of street photography captured over the year I lived in the city, shot on both film and digital. This series is a quiet observation of daily life — moments noticed in passing, from cyclists in motion to still corners by the canal. A personal record of a place that reveals itself slowly, frame by frame.

A glimpse into the launch of a unique pop-up event bringing together four independent vintage labels under one roof. From candid moments to curated racks, this series captures the energy, style, and community of the opening night.

In May 2022, I travelled to Côte d’Ivoire on assignment, capturing these images on a 50mm Nikon film camera. Working alongside an incredible team, we documented the work of a sustainability foundation across remote communities.
In the Man region, we visited the women of the OUADO cooperative in Trogui—cocoa and coffee farmers who have built a cassava business through their Village Savings and Loans Association. Their VSLA enabled them to buy a four-hectare farm and begin producing Attiéke, a traditional Ivorian dish, creating a new income stream and greater financial independence.

A series of street photographs captured on 35mm film during a solo trip through Portugal. This collection reflects quiet moments, passing faces, and the everyday rhythms of life across Lisbon and Porto.

Shot on my Fujifilm XT5, this collection captures my three-week journey through Guatemala — from the cobbled streets of Antigua to the still waters of Lake Atitlán and the vibrant corners of Flores. A glimpse into the people, places, and quiet moments that made this country unforgettable.

There’s a certain guilt that comes with living far from home — of choosing distance and adventure while time quietly moves on for those we love. This project is a quiet tribute to the moments I’ve shared with my grandad — those slow cups of tea in his living room. As he grows older and life becomes slower for him, I’ve tried to find meaning in documenting the softness of these days. These photos are my way of holding onto the moments I miss when I’m away.

I spent a few quiet days wandering Madrid with my camera, at a moment when I was craving a creative reset. Taking photos without pressure, just following light, colour, and instinct — it reminded me why I love this work. This project came from that space: unplanned, intuitive, and exactly what I needed.

Shot across the streets of León and Granada, this series captures the everyday life, colour, and texture of two of Nicaragua’s most historic cities. From quiet corners to busy plazas, the work reflects a curiosity for how people move through and shape public space.

This collection captures an after-hours event hosted by The Creative Lab Amsterdam at Borisov — a night that blended melted cheese and melted beats. From the warmth of a fondue dinner to the energy of multiple DJ sets, it was a mix of cozy and electric, and I loved documenting the atmosphere as it unfolded.