Lorna Carapuli is a writer and photographer based in Paris. An avid cinephile, she’s been studying composition long before she ever picked up a camera - she just didn’t know it until a stranger did something unspeakably beautiful and she realised no one else was watching. Her photography is cinema without a crew. She’s the director, but the actors don’t listen, the set changes every second, and the script is chaos - and that’s the point. She waits, watches, and catches them at their most iconic. For her, photography - especially street - is rebellion. It’s punk. No permission, no lighting setup, no second takes. Just instinct, timing, and disobedience. Her images live in the in-between: documentary with an attitude, elegance with an edge, poetry without a period.