Elegance in perception.

An art of noticing. Then noticing a little more.

Ethan photographing a lakeside village from a hillside viewpoint
Usually on this side of the camera.
Take your time.
There’s more in the frame
than first meets the eye.

Photography has always drawn me in: an art so precisely calibrated. The smallest shift in light, framing or timing can change everything.

What hurts a little is watching someone race through the photos. Highest PPM: photos per minute. By the same logic, maybe don’t brag to a writer about how quickly you finished their book.

I started as a wildlife photographer, mostly birding.

Then, slowly, the streets began to pull me in.

I’m a street photographer now. Not especially glamorous. Very thrilling.

See what I’ve been seeing↗

I’ve been having fun photographing events around Cambridge. Parties, familiar faces, even a boat party. A different kind of fleeting moment.

A crowd cheering beside the stage under purple lightingA singer performing to a crowd with their hands raisedA partygoer tumbling off a mechanical bull at nightPartygoers dancing with headphones at an outdoor silent disco
St John's College JCR Ents↗