A first-person point of view of giving birth during COVID-19.

A selection of film photos from the past year. All taken within Prague.

A collection of photos from documentary travel photographer Chelsea London from 2019.

The streets of Trieste emanate life day and night. Having spent only three days there, I felt the energy of this eclectic city from its Grande Canal to its concrete lined beaches. I hope to return again, if only for the vegan pizza.

The phrase: ‘through the rain comes a rainbow’ took on a new meaning with today’s Pride in Prague. While the rain relented, as did the joy, love, acceptance, and straight up fun. 

Certain locations resonate on a different level. India is one such place - a country of extremes. A country that knows that it makes it special, and embraces it. My time in India touched upon only a small segment of this larger-than-life sub-continent, and left me wanting more.

Heading to India for the first time came with emotions of pure excitement, accompanied by anxiety that I wouldn’t be able to capture it’s grandeur, liveliness, and contradictions

Prague, perhaps more so than most other cities, invites its visitors to have a seat on a bench, or perhaps at an outdoor cafe, and simply soak up the surroundings. 

Žižkov has quickly become one of the most lively neighborhoods in Prague - home to cafes, bars, students, and workers alike. In the heart of the hilly residential area lies the dominating TV Tower of Prague.

2018 was a transitional year for me. The first three months were the last three of my full-time nomadic lifestyle. But, setting up base in Prague did not mean my travels came to an end.

Visiting Paris has become a bit like coming home. It’s always a good idea.

In high school, I was lucky enough to take part in an exchange program in the Bavarian capital, and every time I visit again, I fall a little more in love.

But, when one only has a short time in a city as vibrant as München, what's the best way to fill those fast fleeting hours?

Visiting London is always a bitter sweet ordeal. I've been visiting the city since I was 9 years old, moved there right after college, and have always felt at home amongst the windy streets and off-green river - so, going over for just a few days fills me with dread. Dread that I will soon have to leave...

I am very excited to be a part of Today at Apple! I will be hosting a Photo Lab at Apple Regent Street in London on May 3rd at 18:30…

do you have a city that you love so much it actually is difficult to visit because you know you'll have to leave? yeah, that's budapest to me. i've been lucky enough to visit budapest many times, always staying with my close friends who grew up there. this time was a little different, though…

2017 found me in 26 cities in 12 different countries. But what 2017 really gave me was a renewed confidence and motivation to create and put out consistent work which I can be proud of…

Spending only a week in Sofia, I don't feel properly equipped to make a fair judgement on the city. But, it overall left a positive impression…

Eclectic. Contradictory. Identity crisis. It's hard to describe the capital of Macedonia…