I’d been chatting to Justice online for a little while - we were both starting out at the same time, figuring things out, cheering each other on. So when we finally met up, we chose one of the coolest spots in London: the Leake Street graffiti tunnel. I used to shoot there a lot when I was modelling, so it felt like coming full circle.
Justice went for an urban fashion look, which fit the tunnel perfectly. The colours, the textures, the energy - the graffiti became this electric backdrop that made her outfit pop.
It was also a big learning curve for me. I was practicing with flash, experimenting, trying to get the balance right. When I checked the photos later, a lot were out of focus - a reminder that I still had things to learn and pay attention to. But that’s part of the journey. Every mistake teaches you something.
And honestly, shooting with Justice felt like another step forward. Two beginners, figuring out together, creating something cool in a place full of colour and noise. It was the kind of shoot that makes you want to keep going.
