Tejas Morey is a film photographer working at the intersection of time, identity, and form. Shooting exclusively on an 8x10-inch large-format camera from the 1920’s, he crafts portraits that celebrate the beauty of impermanence and the poetry of the human race.
His analog process is deliberately slow and meditative where his subjects are not merely seen; they are dignified, mythologized, and memorialized. Through this deliberate return to the archaic, Tejas offers a renewed perspective on the present; one that invites us to earnestly look with a deeper intent and purpose towards the then and now.