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I didn’t start shooting film because I knew what I was doing. I started because I wanted to slow down. The first roll of 35mm I ever shot was Kodak 400 , taken on a trip to Canada. At the time, I was excited but completely inexperienced. I took photos without really understanding light, exposure, or even how fragile film could be. When the trip ended, I put the roll back in its little plastic tube and forgot about it entirely, for almost a year. By the time I finally got it d

Dublin felt warm almost immediately, and not just because of the pubs (and definitely not the weather) One of the first places we visited was the Guinness Storehouse , and I didn’t expect it to stay with me the way it did. The interiors were dark and dramatic, carefully choreographed, and beautifully lit. Realising the lighting was designed by Michael Grubb Studio , who we worked closely with at university, made the experience feel strangely personal—like running into an old