A photo-filled glimpse into Halloween 2024, spent roaming the atmospheric streets of Whitby and York with my friend - costumed, caffeinated, and fully embracing the season.

A visual reflection on the nine months I spent working in Oxford and Abingdon in 2024, in the space technology industry. It was a slower, steadier chapter—marked by riverside walks, quiet mornings, and a growing familiarity with a town that held its own gentle rhythm. Between technical work and real life, there was space to think, to notice, and to settle into the in-between. This post gathers fragments from that time—photos and impressions from a place that became a quiet backdrop to a year of focus, change, and quiet discovery.

A visual and personal reflection on my time exploring Oxford—not just as a historic city, but as a lived-in space full of small pleasures and quiet discoveries. Between its dreaming spires and hidden corners, I wandered through museums, cafés, libraries, and markets, letting curiosity lead. This post gathers moments from that time: meals shared, streets walked, exhibitions stumbled upon, and the feeling of making the most of where I was. A slow and mindful exploration of a city that gives generously to those who take the time to look.

A photo journal from a birthday weekend in Brighton, where I celebrated turning 32 by the sea. It wasn’t about big plans—just good food, salty air, vintage shops, and the feeling of arriving at this age with a bit more ease. Brighton brought its usual charm: pebbled beaches, lively lanes, and a certain kind of freedom that suits a birthday well. This post captures the small, joyful moments—ice cream in the wind, secondhand books, quiet reflections, and laughter shared. A simple celebration of where I’ve been, and where I’m going.