For ten years, work carried me through cities, cultures and time zones. My camera and drone were always close.
The photographs themselves were lost years ago, but the memories remained: a tram pulling against a hill, iron shadows across a facade, rain gathering at a crossing, a quiet face glimpsed through a train window.
Studio Summers grew from the desire to return to those moments. Each work begins with a remembered atmosphere and is shaped digitally into an original photographic composition—less a record of a landmark than the feeling of having stood nearby.
“Some places return through their skyline. Others return through one ordinary detail.”
The collection moves freely between people, wildlife, architecture and landscape. Together, the works form a personal visual journal: not documentary evidence, but an honest reconstruction of how travel stays with us.
Studio Summers