Reflections is a street photography project about seeing the world sideways.

It’s not just about mirrors and puddles (though there are plenty of those); it’s about the moments when light, glass, and coincidence conspire to create something stranger than reality. People layered into buildings. Cars floating across windows. Faces split, merged, or ghosted entirely.

This is the good kind of confusion—the kind that makes you stop and stare. It's where abstract meets documentary, where what is gets tangled up with what looks like. I’m drawn to those fleeting illusions: shopfronts that become dreamscapes, bus windows that double as portraits, and puddles that somehow tell a better story than the street itself.

Reflections is about duality, distortion, and that brilliant moment when the everyday gives itself over to the surreal. Because sometimes, the most honest photos are the ones that don’t make immediate sense.