Photography has never been just about taking pictures for me. It’s about witnessing, about translating something vast and wild into a frame that holds emotion, urgency, and connection. Over the years, my work has taken me across Africa, documenting conservation efforts and the delicate relationship between humans and nature. But the ocean—its stories, its struggles—has always pulled at me the hardest. Seagrasses, often overlooked in the grand narrative of marine conservation, became a subject I couldn’t ignore. These underwater meadows are the quiet warriors of the sea—storing carbon, protecting coastlines, sheltering life—and yet, they are disappearing fast, unnoticed by most.