July Revolution A protester faces the line directly, compressing confrontation into a single frame.
Photojournalism
Close reporting with visible context.
Serious visual reporting built around protest, displacement, memory, and daily life. Captions remain visible and the sequencing privileges context over spectacle.
July Revolution
Civil unrest, public defiance, and the visual density of a city where politics was impossible to separate from daily movement.
July Revolution The street itself becomes evidence: flags, cables, commerce, and political pressure all in the same visual field.
Kutupalong Edge
Images from the Rohingya refugee camps centered on endurance, childhood, and the fragile routines that persist under displacement.
Kutupalong Edge A direct response to the camera from children who still insist on play and recognition.
Kutupalong Edge Infrastructure in the camps is often temporary, crowded, and essential all at once.
Life in the West Bank
Fragments of political memory and lived tension, where walls, posters, and routine street detail carry historical weight.
Life in the West Bank Memory persists materially through paper, damage, and public surfaces.
The work stays close to the people inside the story, not only the scale of the event.
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Available for assignment-driven reporting and long-form features.
Editorial commissions, nonprofit reporting, and documentary storytelling are all welcome.
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