28/07/2026
My main man Geo.
If there’s one thing I tell you I can trust about this dude, it’s that no matter what hardships he faces, he’ll always find a way of reframing it to build his potential.
This dude has been a breath of fresh air for me over the past few years, bonding over a love for coffee and positive mind-setting. The second photo is where we first met - I’m out on a walk through Falmouth in December, to mingle amongst the crowds of a Christmas market and soak up some human energy for a bit.
I like people watching in busy spaces, you see characters come alive and I love getting to know the real and the raw in strangers I’ll never meet. But it’s easy to only pay attention to the boisterous ones.
Geo caught my eye, and although that bright sunshine branding surrounded him, in the early afternoon darkness of that time of year, it was for the coolness, attention and focus he had for his craft. There was pure love from him in my eyes, and as I later discovered in building friendship with him, those words couldn’t be more true.
Photo #3 was a return a few days later with a friend during the day - I adore bringing together my circle to savour one another’s creations.
Photo #1 & #4 are of the T-shirts for his coffee education brand, community, and micro-brewery straight out of Cornwall. So go check that out and make sure to sign up to his blog Caretta Coffee for interesting reads and help with your brews.
To me, I’ve started posting photographs of people I’ve made over recent years, to give my slow photography business a little more traction, but I’m noticing how much more important it is for me to tell the stories of the people I’m showcasing.
So to finish this post I’ll say this.
Anyone that knows Geo will tell you, this guy is pure beacon of passion and love, a gentle soul, and a real brother. Thank you for the light that you bring into the world.
