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A quiet four-image portrait series set inside a modern S-Bahn, where vivid blue upholstered seats and the clean geometry of the train interior frame a young girl in a flowing turquoise dress. Barefoot and softly posed, she brings a sense of tenderness, stillness, and introspective calm to the everyday rhythm of rail travel.
Leica M2
Leica Summilux 35mm f/1.4 II
Ilford Delta 100
Zero Imaging 510-Pyro (1+100)
9 min 30 sec 20°C
Scan from negative film
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streetphotography
people
There is a loneliness that comes from being alone.
And then there is the loneliness that arrives while standing among others.
The square was busy. People talked, laughed, posed for photographs, and moved through the afternoon together. Yet what caught my attention was not the crowd but the solitary expression of someone surrounded by it.
We often assume that proximity creates connection. It does not.
Each of us carries thoughts that remain unspoken, worries that remain unseen, and questions that no one around us can fully answer. We stand shoulder to shoulder with others while inhabiting worlds entirely our own.
Perhaps that is part of being human.
To long for understanding while knowing that some portion of our lives will always remain private territory.
For a brief moment, amid the movement and noise, that quiet reality seemed visible.
Two pedestrians move through the city in step, one pointing beyond the frame while the other remains fixed on the path ahead. The contrasting colours and subtle body language transform an everyday encounter into a moment of urban theatre.
Street candid in Hastings Old Town. Note the tankard on the middle guy’s belt - an essential piece of equipment for Morris Dancers!
All the way from British Columbia in Canada. Hastings Jack-in-the-Green pulls in dancers from far and wide…
While strolling along Shichirigahama beach, I came across a group of schoolgirls laughing and playing in the surf.
A perfectly imperfect shot—out of focus and blurry, yet full of life.
