Everyday Frames is a collection of street photographs that aim to showcase the world how I see it when I have a camera in my hand. I started photography after losing a very close friend and developing some significant social anxiety. To this day, I find it impossible to photograph people head-on, so I try to photograph them in ways that make them a part of the composition rather than the main subject. That is why you'll see them hidden behind walls, or with their backs to the camera.

With these images, I aim to capture the beauty and visual interest that exists in everyday life around us. Each frame shows something different yet relatable - something we've all seen before but perhaps haven't noticed in a certain way.

The collection size of Everyday Frames is 18 and all of these will be 1/1s.