Grandma
Taken on February 19, 2026, at my maternal grandmother’s home in Tianjin, China. My grandmother is 96 years old. On this day, while chatting with her, she asked me if I had had breakfast and what I had eaten. Her eyes were filled with concern.
Street light and shadow
Taken at Minyuan Square in Tianjin, China, on March 20, 2026, capturing the light and shadows of Minyuan.
Folded Into Silence
Curled into herself like an unspoken truth, she withdraws from the world—not as an escape, but as a return. In this fragile posture, protection and vulnerability become indistinguishable. Time stretches, thoughts dissolve, and what remains is a quiet confrontation with the self. Her silence is not emptiness, but a space where hidden solitude surfaces—where existence […]
Predatory sexiness
Iza Pawletko – an outstanding soloist of the Musical Theatre in Gdynia, the largest musical theatre in Poland
Hymn of Rock and Water
Morning light ignites the canyon wall, turning stone into something molten, as if the cliff still remembers the heat that shaped it. Water falls gently against this ancient surface, a quiet counterpoint to the intensity of color and scale. The waterfall does not carve by force but by persistence, tracing a soft, luminous path across […]
Fall Haze
The trees blazed with autumn color—rich oranges and deep reds, a final burst of life before winter’s hush. Above, the mountains stood bare and immense, their ridges catching the rising sun like embers on stone. Between them, the fog danced—neither here nor there, a fleeting division between earth and sky. This image is a memory […]
Welcome Party
Two towering rock formations rise like sentinels under a textured desert sky, flanking a winding sandstone path that draws the eye inward. Warm accents of ochre, rust, and golden tones contrast against the cooler grays of the cracked rock, creating a vivid yet natural palette. Welcome Party captures the timeless energy and rugged textures of […]
Fluid Horizons
A seamless dialogue between architecture and sky, the Chengdu Science Fiction Museum unfolds in fluid, futuristic forms. Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, the building dissolves rigid boundaries, embodying motion, innovation, and imagination. Each curve reflects a vision of tomorrow—where science fiction becomes spatial reality, and structure flows as naturally as the clouds above.
The Kings of the Cattle
The Mundari are cattle herders who live in symbiosis with their Ankole-Watusi cattle. Their lives revolve around livestock. In the cattle camps, children perform much of the work, collecting fresh cow dung and piling it up to be burned to repel mosquitoes. The ash is rubbed on both people and cattle twice daily. At sunset, […]
The puzzle of water
This black and white image examines the fragmented forms of tree branch reflections across the surface of water likened to the different shaped pieces in a puzzle that blend together to form the final picture. It was taken as I walked along the side of Chichester canal in the UK.