I wanted to know if my eye could speak clearly without the expensive language of professional gear. This was never about proving the phone could replace a camera—only that perception doesn’t depend on perfection. These images are scraps, flashes, details I wasn’t meant to see. And that’s precisely why I took them.
The phone slips past suspicion. No one poses. No one performs. In that small window of looking—before they notice—I’m reminded: the power isn't in the tool. It’s in what you're willing to notice.
