Street Life gathers in-progress photographs from the street — gestures, encounters, and unguarded scenes that reveal the pulse of everyday life.
A handful of these street portraits were first shown in a small Seattle exhibition, marking an early glimpse into this continuing body of work.
Together, these images form a study in rhythm and presence — a way of looking at how people, structures, and moments briefly align in the flow of the city.
(See also: [“Don’t Take My Photo”] — a related reflection from this series.)
