“I use my Canon gear to create connections between people and places, and as connections are subjective I’m constantly being challenged by the client and purpose of the shoot. There are times when I have looked through the images I have shot and unexpectedly one jumps out at me and that’s why I chose this shot for The Haze. It’s of a vendor in Jaipur from a recent trip to India. Even through the language barrier I got an amazing portrait from a connection made on the side of the street. That said I’m also enjoying working from my new studio in Leura.”
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