Photographer Simon Ho is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. To see Simon’s body of work, click on any photograph.

I first picked up a camera at a young age using my father's camera on family holidays, but it wasn’t until much later in life that I truly returned to it—with intention. What started as a rekindled curiosity quickly became a creative outlet, a form of therapy, and an essential part of how I process and connect with the world around me.

While I also work in portrait and editorial photography, my deepest passion lies in capturing candid moments on the streets. I'm drawn to the subtle poetry of everyday life—scenes shaped by light and shadow, structured by geometry, and brought to life through dynamic movement and raw emotion.

I’m especially fascinated by how our inner emotional states influence the way we see and frame the world. Each image I create is a reflection of that connection—personal yet universal. The absence of explicit geographical context in my work allows these moments to remain open, relatable, and timeless—no matter where we are.

All images and text © Simon Ho