I was commissioned to work with Open Home Foundation International (OHFI), an organisation dedicated to protecting and supporting vulnerable children and families around the world. My photography aimed to reflect not only the important work they do, but also the warmth, resilience, and humanity of the people at the heart of their mission.

Through my lens, I focused on capturing moments of care and connection—the strength of families, the hope in children’s eyes, and the compassion that drives OHFI’s vision. Each image was crafted to tell a story of dignity and empowerment, highlighting how small acts of love and protection can ripple into lasting change.

For me, this commission aligned deeply with my philosophy of photography: to go beyond documentation and create images that honour people’s stories, preserve their humanity, and amplify the mission of those working for change. Working with OHFI was both humbling and inspiring, reminding me of the transformative power of care and community.