It was coming to the end of the dry season and I was woken up by the sun’s bright light, glistening through the window of my beach cabana and the sound of crashing waves filling my ears. After grabbing a bunch of bananas I’d bought the previous day at the local market, I got an old rusty scooter and explored the small island of Nusa Penida in central Indonesia.

That was a typical day in my life for almost eight months where I’d been solo travelling around the world, particularly around South East Asia and Australia.

Only bringing my backpack and dad’s old analog camera, I set about capturing random shots of far away places and people I’ve met along the way, to be able to store moments that will last a lifetime.

/ Text and photography: Bronka Seljak