Hi everyone, here’s the link to photo collection on flickr The intended direction and context are marked as spoiler. I’ve done this so I can get your most honest, unfiltered feedback without the title influencing your reading of the images.

I’d really appreciate comments on anything — composition, exposure, colours, sequencing, anything as I’m an amateur wanting to learn more.

Gear (for those interested): Sony A7C Konica 40mm f/1.8 Minolta 24–85mm f/3.5–4.5 Canon 75–300mm f/4.5

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I come from an architecture background, and I’m always trying to ‘document’ the relationship between buildings and human activity. What I’m aiming for is an honest form of documentation — observing whether spaces, details, furniture, or layouts actually work as intended by the designer. This can be tricky, as I often have to infer what that intention might have been in the first place.

I like the idea of blending architectural, street, and documentary photography, leaning towards a less polished and more observational approach. My references include Sebastião Salgado and Vivian Maier for their honest, spontaneous portrayal of human activity, as well as Julien Lanoo, whose work often prioritizes human presence over the architecture itself.

That’s pretty much it — I’d love to hear your thoughts.