These photos weren’t planned. They weren’t chased. They just happened, glimpses of the everyday that surfaced while I wasn’t looking for anything at all. No agenda. No setup. Just walking, watching, and waiting.

It’s what appears when you’re paying attention: a scuff of light on cracked pavement, a shadow slipping between walls, a stranger’s expression you weren’t meant to catch. Nothing staged. Nothing borrowed. Just life, as it is, before it realises you’re looking.

This work is about noticing what most people miss, the ordinary moments that, for a split second, become something more. Small things. True things. The kind that stay with you.