Valbona- Into the Albanian Alps
Across Koman Lake to Valbona I usually try to avoid the obvious must-do experiences, but the ferry across Lake Koman felt different from the beginning.I arrived early that morning, before the landscape of northern Albania had fully revealed itself to me. After passing through a narrow tunnel, the view suddenly opened up into a quiet
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Between Neon and Silence
Walking alone through Bangkok is something I’ve always enjoyed — especially with a camera and no fixed direction, just following whatever the city decides to show. Chinatown at night had always been one of those places I wanted to experience as a photographer. I expected noise, chaos, and something slightly overwhelming. And it was all
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Bangkok Between Stations
Most of these images were made along the same route, following the elevated tracks that cut through one part of the city. I returned there several times over a few days, usually around the same hour, when Bangkok felt at its fastest. Moving through this area during rush hour changed how I experienced the city.
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Life Between the Towers 🇭🇰
HongKong II A red taxi. A Cantonese restaurant sign. Vogue and GQ on the side panel. Hong Kong doesn’t explain itself — it just exists, and lets you figure out what you’re looking at. The colonial buildings haven’t left. They sit between the towers like punctuation marks in a sentence that keeps going — reminders
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First Impressions of Hong Kong 🇭🇰
Hongkong I One day. That’s all it was — and somehow still not enough to take it all in. Coming from mainland China, Hong Kong felt like stepping through a membrane. Same continent, different frequency entirely. The harbour opens up and before you’ve even oriented yourself, the skyline is already making demands on your attention.
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KOLKATA
Between Smog, Street Chaos and the Hooghly River Kolkata doesn’t welcome you quietly. The air smells of smoke, diesel and spices. Buses honk endlessly, people move through intersections like waves, and above everything hangs a heavy layer of smog. Walking through the city with a camera quickly teaches you one thing: Kolkata is chaotic, overwhelming,