Everyday life photography

Morning vibes - I’m going to try to post more curated photo series and less street photography. While I love doing street work as an exercise and really enjoy some of the imagery I produce, It’s not exactly what I would like my “brand” to look like. Overall my goal is to hone a style of quiet moments that feel nostalgic and somewhat romantic. The dream is to get back to traveling more and be able to capture the everyday quietness of life, homes and people. - I’ll still do street photography…

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