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A lone figure leans back against the railing, phone to ear, the platform split by a glass seam that doubles the moment. Lines of ceiling and paving lead the eye toward the bright outside; the backpack sits like a small island at the feet. The light behind the shelter keeps the foreground in cool shadow, framing the quiet pause.
Washington Square NW
Clapton
Kodak Vision3 500T pushed to 1000
Canon EOS 50
Canon 35mm f/1.4L
Old woman sitting in a parked car, Kensington Market, Toronto
Olympus PEN-F
Lumix G 14mm f/2.5 II
DxO Film Pack 6
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An adult and child pass through a small patch of evening sunlight, surrounded by the deep shadows of the street.
Sometimes you get lucky - just as I zoomed in to snap a close up of this young drummer, she turned her face towards the camera with a huge smile
Monochrome field notes from Glasgow, Perth, Newburgh and Aberdour, shot on a Konica EE Matic Deluxe while I was drifting through depression and heartbreak. The misframes, soft focus and double exposure s aren't accidents I tried to hide, but a record of how those days actually felt - overlapping towns, unfinished thoughts, and a mind that couldn't quite wind on to the the next frame. (May-June 2026)
Monochrome field notes from Glasgow, Perth, Newburgh and Aberdour, shot on a Konica EE Matic Deluxe while I was drifting through depression and heartbreak. The misframes, soft focus and double exposure s aren't accidents I tried to hide, but a record of how those days actually felt - overlapping towns, unfinished thoughts, and a mind that couldn't quite wind on to the the next frame. (May-June 2026)
