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Greek ruins are often photographed as if time stopped there.

What interests me more is the modern city growing around them.

Old stone, traffic, apartments, graffiti. History rarely stays neatly in the past.

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A photography exhibition about the dining table sounds simple, but that’s exactly why I like the idea. Food, family, routine, loneliness, memory. So much of life happens around one piece of furniture.

Tokyo Photographic Art Museum

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Mexico City makes colour feel completely normal.

Architecture, murals, signs, markets and everyday objects all seem willing to compete for your attention.

Sometimes visual culture is simply the city doing its thing.

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One thing I love about Tokyo is how easily the visual noise becomes beautiful.

A reflection in a train window, a tiny sign, cables, neon, shadows.

You don’t have to search very hard. You just have to keep looking.

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A photograph can be technically terrible and emotionally priceless.

Perfect focus, composition and exposure are useful. But none of them can replace the fact that something mattered enough to photograph.

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