These images capture urban solitude. How we're surrounded by thousands yet fundamentally alone. The motion blur reflects both technique and experience—how we perceive each other as fleeting forms passing without recognition.
In the rush between places, we reduce one another to obstacles, silhouettes in peripheral vision. The bigger the city, the more pronounced this becomes, not from inherent disconnection, but because pace and scale make genuine connection feel unaffordable.
This anonymity both protects and isolates us,liberating yet deeply lonely. The series explores that paradox: thousands of parallel stories just out of reach, and the persistent human reality beneath the blur we choose not to see.
What I most appreciate about photography is how natural it feels to deeply observe when capturing a scene—the nuances of composit

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