Deyland Asyhari sees the world through a calm, attentive gaze. His work sits at the crossroads of street photography, architecture, people, and movement — where the structure of a place meets the softness of human presence.

Guided by his love for film cameras and the discipline they require, he photographs slowly. Every frame is considered, every moment allowed to unfold on its own. This patience shapes his visual language: honest, understated, and quietly cinematic.

Deyland is drawn to the small transitions that define a city — the way light shifts across a building, the rhythm of people passing, the silent choreography of everyday life. His images hold space for things most of us overlook, revealing the emotional texture behind ordinary scenes.

His photography carries a gentle intention:
to notice what moves, even in stillness — and what remains, even in motion.

Through this balance, he invites viewers into a world where simplicity feels deliberate and fleeting moments become quietly unforgettable.