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This video is a short insight into how I go about shooting street style portraits. 

Shooting street style portraits is probably my favourite way to capture images, it's spontaneous, fun and you never know what awaits you around the next street or corner.

This is episode 2 of my 'How I Shoot Street Style Portraits' series, you guys loved the first one and it's my signature style of photography so I've decided to turn it into a series on the channel. 

You never know what you're going to capture on the day or what obstacles you may face this video is a short insight into how I get those style of images.

 Episode 3 of my ‘How I Shoot Street Style Portraits’ series, Seoul edition. Joined by one of my good friends @coherentchris_.

We hit the streets of Seoul with our model Nana (@137nana777) and shot some digital and film images, these were the results. 

 In this episode of "How I Shoot My Street Style Portraits," I take you on a journey through Seoul's subway system to show you my unique approach to capturing stunning portraits. 

I shoot both film and digital and share my creative process from finding the perfect subject to capturing that perfect moment.

This was a shoot in collaboration with some friends of mine Chan x Shan a fashion and styling duo, this was the first installation of their crystal series. 

We was fortunate enough to have some of the images featured in the most recent Black in Britain exhibition! Which is running until the 21st of July you can find out more information on their instagram @blackinbritain

Was joined by the lovely Sophia Carey for this Disposable Camera Challenge, we set out to shoot the entire rolls in these cameras and see what results we got from a cheap £13 camera, I've always been a fan of disposables and I was really surprised with some of the results.

An in depth interview done with photographer Sophia Carey.

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I had a full day of shooting with two great models, Hannah and Naomi, in Seoul. These are the results of the 4 hours that we spent in the studio. Enjoy!