About Me
Photography, for me, has always been about paying attention—to people, to spaces, to the details that often go unnoticed. I work primarily in documentary, portrait, and landscape photography, shaped by years of travel through dozens of countries and a strong grounding in analog technique. Whether it’s photographing factory workers in tight, fluorescent-lit quarters or children navigating blindness in West Bengal, the goal is the same: to make images that feel honest and human.
I studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston in the late ’90s, where I learned to approach photography slowly, with care. That foundation still guides my process, even as years of working in unpredictable environments have taught me to adapt quickly and trust instinct.
Much of my inspiration comes from photographers like Steve McCurry and Mary Ellen Mark—people who approached their subjects with empathy, and whose work lives in the space between documentation and storytelling. While I take on commissioned work across a range of styles, I carry a documentary mindset into everything I do. It’s less about creating perfection, and more about creating connection.
About ofChone.com
ofChone.com is my creative space where photography and storytelling come together to explore the world in its raw, unfiltered beauty.. Whether through the lens of my camera or the words I write,
ofChone.com is a celebration of art, travel, and humanity’s boundless stories.
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What am I working on now?
I just finished up a couple of shoots with friends and two whirlwind trips to Venice and across Morocco. Loads of photos to cull and edit. If I set aside 12 hours per day for the next month, I should have soon great things up loaded soon. Also, I’m working on a feature story exploring the arduous enterprise of leather tanning at one of the largest tanneries in Fes, Morocco. This was a very moving experience for me, and gives me a new appreciation for the folk crafting some of the finest leather goods in the world.
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What’s Next?
I will soon embark on two deeply compelling projects in India, each shedding light on extraordinary human narratives. The first takes me to a foundation and school for blind children, where I will immerse myself in their world, capturing the resilience, aspirations, and daily struggles of these remarkable individuals.
My second project will focus on the world of tea cultivation and production in the Himalayas, where I aim to document the meticulous processes of growing, harvesting, and crafting tea, as well as the unseen hardships endured by those who dedicate their lives to this craft.
