In the beginning I wanted to capture landscapes because it was so important to me. The urban, city, and country environments that I am now used to. To me it was not just the photo of land with a cottage but because of what the land means to me and a lot of people. For me and where I come from the landscape tells a store of a not of innocent people killed. Many don't realise the reality behind these landscapes.

For me, the panoramas I capture show a safe haven. My home back in Afghanistan also has the beauty and the space but does not have the same feeling of safety and comfort as this country.

This panorama was taken from the rooftop of my new home, where I live with me family. It has been digitally stitched together so I can capture the whole view of my new city.