The City of London has its own pulse — a rhythm shaped by movement, contrast, and the constant shifting of light between glass, stone, and people. City Streets is my way of exploring that energy. It’s a mix of wide cityscapes and the smaller, human moments that unfold within them: a fleeting gesture, a pause in the rush, a figure caught between reflections.

I’m drawn to the balance between structure and spontaneity here. Towering lines and ordered architecture meet the unpredictable flow of everyday life. In that space, there’s a story in almost every frame — sometimes bold, sometimes subtle, always shaped by the pace of the city.

This series is about noticing the moments that usually blur into the commute: the atmosphere of early mornings, the geometry of buildings, the quiet drama of people moving through their own worlds. London is always in motion, but if you look closely, you’ll find pockets of stillness too.