I used to think photography was about capturing people… turns out it was just me hiding from my own reflection.

My camera didn’t shoot joy—it shot silence.

After three years of editing absence in a Manhattan rental apartment (yes, I still owe rent), I realized: the most powerful image wasn’t my skin—it was my hesitation.

Light refused to be controlled.

So yes—I’m not photographing bodies. I’m photographing the ghost of the girl who never got to say ‘I’m enough.’

You ever felt invisible… but your photos looked like they remembered you? Comment below before I delete this roll.

So this red bikini wasn’t ‘sexy’… it was her way of saying ‘I’m still here.’

I’ve seen 37 photos of models trying to be ‘empowering’ — she just stood there, breathing. No crew. No fanfare. Just the light bleeding through curtains like watercolor.

Five years later? I still open that folder when doubt creeps in.

You ever feel unseen? Yeah. Me too.

Comment below: When was the last time you wore your truth… and no one noticed?