Everyday Colour, Saint-Louis

Taken on the streets of Saint-Louis, Senegal, during time spent visiting local health centres. This wasn’t a moment anyone else noticed — just a woman moving through her day, wrapped in colour, texture, and quiet purpose.

What drew me in was the contrast. The softness and richness of the fabric against the worn, sun-bleached wall. The way colour carries life here — not as decoration, but as something practical, cultural, and lived-in.

For someone arriving from the outside, the nuance is endless. For those who live here, this is simply the street as it is.

This photograph sits in that space — observing without interrupting. Letting the everyday remain exactly that.