In this third act of my life, I turn the lens outward—to witness, to listen, and to honor the world as it is. As a trained street ethnographer and lifelong advocate, I document the human condition in its rawness, beauty, and resilience. My work has been featured on CNN and across movements where dignity meets defiance. After decades in public service, photography has become my practice of presence and being—a way of seeing that honors both the burden and the grace of being alive. These images are not just for display; they are moments of moral imagination, offered in solidarity, reflection, and care.