100 Faces: A Search for the People Worth Photographing

I've been carrying an idea around for a long time, and it's finally stepping out into the light. It's called 100 Faces — a portrait project, and eventually a book, built around a single question: who are the people worth photographing?

Not famous. Not polished. Not chosen for how they'd look on a billboard. Just interesting — in the real sense of the word.

The rule of thirds is a foundational guideline in portrait photography that helps create balanced, visually appealing images by strategically positioning your subject. It divides your frame into nine equal sections using two horizontal and two vertical lines, guiding you to place points of interest at the intersections or along these lines rather than dead center.