06/21/2026
Introducing a new series: ππͺπ£π‘ππππ© πππ§π€πͺππ π©ππ πππππ€π¬π¨ π
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βDuring the darkest days of 2020, when 90% of the city was locked down and the streets were terrifyingly quiet, my daily routine looked a bit different. As an essential worker, I still had to commute to work every single day.
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The anxiety and uncertainty of those daily commutes felt like walking through an entirely different world. I didn't go out to deliberately chase these photos; instead, these intense, blinding moments found me spontaneously on my way to work or on my walk back home.
Catching the sun completely piercing through the concrete grid and rigid scaffolding became my daily therapy. It was a visual reminder that no matter how still, heavy, or scary the world got, the light absolutely refused to be locked down.
This series is a dedication to that quiet resilience β¨οΈ
To close out this introduction, I wanted to include the live motion photos captured straight from my phone during those commutes, letting you see the exact movement of the light back then.
