There’s something raw and unfiltered about street photography. It’s not staged, not rehearsed—just life as it happens. A fleeting glance, a shadow stretching across the pavement, a quiet moment between strangers—these are the details that turn ordinary streets into extraordinary stories. Wandering through cities with my camera, I’ve learned that the best shots aren’t always found—they happen in front of you, for a split second, and then they’re gone. Street photography is about being ready, being present, and seeing beauty where others don’t.
Moscow, Russia
Doves at Dam square, Amsterdam
Composite of a Hong Kong restaurant
No smartphone for old men – Beijing, china
Dining alone – Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong
Vietnam in colour
Gloomy food
Tibetan monk or not, we are all the same
Crossing the border into Vietnam from China
Indian man, Varanasi