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Ema P photography

Stories trough my lens

A mother, a career woman and a photographer with a camera always in my pocket, ready to tell a story of people and places.

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Stories Through My Lens

I’ve always carried a camera. Not for the landmarks, but for the side streets. The man selling bread at 6 am. Washing hung between two balconies. The way light falls on a wall no one else stops to look at. Through My Lens is my travel journal. Every month I share one place I’ve walked through, in photographs and in words. Some trips are far. Some are an hour from home. Each one taught me something.

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A small, numbered edition of street prints is in the works. Join the waitlist to be the first to know when they’re available.