Akihabara has a way of staying with you. Even after you leave, the colors linger—neon reflections burned into your vision, fragments of movement replaying themselves. That feeling became the name of this shoot: Afterimage – AKB.

In Tokyo, I joined a pre-Halloween photo and video walk hosted by Circle Group, bringing together a mix of photographers, videographers, and models to explore Shibuya through a creative lens.

Behind the scenes of the Tokyo Creatives meetup was a whirlwind of energy, ideas, and collaboration. From scouting photo spots to coordinating with models and creators, every moment was a mix of organized chaos and creative flow.

During my solo travels in Japan, attending a Tokyo Creatives meetup became a turning point - it was more than just street photography and creative projects.

Supported the planning and execution of Reaction Engines’ presence at the Farnborough International Airshow, delivering a high-profile marketing campaign around a press opportunity with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and showcasing our cutting-edge thermal management solutions.

Los Angeles, summer 2011 - my first time in America, wide-eyed and jet-lagged, stepping into the bright chaos of VidCon. It was all new: the heat, the freeways, the energy of a place I’d only seen on screens. I was there for the videos, the creators, the panels—but what I found was something much more lasting. This adventure was full of firsts: friendships formed in hotel lobbies, late-night conversations that stretched into something real, and a growing sense that I was part of a much bigger, creative world. Lets look back on that unforgettable month - messy, exciting, full of connection - and the moment it all began.