Aral Sea
A ship stranded in a desert. The Aral Sea is two opposite worlds colliding. It’s beautiful in a way that feels wrong. The scale and quitness of the place are overwhelming to the point you really do question the triviality of our modern lives. Enjoying the landscape made me feel guilty, as the beauty of the Aral Sea was in the repeated sound of its crashing waves and not the cliffs, which were once underwater.
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I came to Almaty to visit friends and ski. What started as a simple winter trip became something I didn’t expect. Six days in this city reminded me that the most meaningful moments often come from the smallest things: Popeyes after evening skiing, Counterstrike with friends at midnight, and late-night cruises with my friend on his Volkswagen Tiguan.
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Spent December wandering around a Welsh seaside town by myself. It was freezing and mostly grey, but I liked it that way. Took some photos of the Irish Sea and empty streets.
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Uzbekistan
I’ve travelled around Uzbekistan for years, photographing the places I know, the places I’m still discovering, and the small moments in between. Over time, those photographs have become a kind of personal record of home.
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Liverpool
Went to Liverpool in June for a Sting concert. I've been a huge fan of The Police for years. While I was there, I walked around the Beatles' sites and ended up at the city's two cathedrals. The Metropolitan Cathedral’s design is incredible, and Liverpool Cathedral is just ridiculously big.
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London
London has a way of pulling me into its pace. I come back for the energy, the people, and the feeling that something interesting is always happening somewhere. Every visit leaves me with something new to photograph, whether it's the bustling life of China Town or a protest in Trafalgar Square.
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Bath
Perhaps the prettiest town in England. Went there for a day trip with my friend. Felt like walking in a Jane Austen novel. Bath is perhaps the most stereotypical image of England I had before first visiting the place.
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