Projects - Tristan Søren Photography

Adventures, exploration, discovery.

Projects allow me to capture how I view the world, and share that view with you! Every project has a different story, and, of course, it's own vision. This section of my website will share with you the way that I portray certain countries, cultures, and places!

Louisiana

Belize

Germany

I have to start off with my home city! New Orleans, with its rich and influential culture--built on jazz, food, and Mardi Gras--has a community like no other. New Orleans is where I grew up for most of my life, and it's one of the most amazing spots to visit for anyone with an interest in music, unity, culture, and food!

With all that being said, New Orleans, although chaotic at times, makes for a beautifully diverse and unique photography location!

If it weren't for Jesuit High School's Belize Mission Trip, I don't know where I would be. Jesuit is one of, if not, the best private high school in New Orleans, Louisiana. As a graduation requirement, students must complete one-hundred hours of service. In order to complete those hours, students are obligated to select either a camp, an organization, or a mission trip to take part in.

Jesuit is built on the mission

to develop in its students the competence, conscience, and compassion that will enable them to be men of faith and men for others.

Service trips allow us to do just that, by aiding individuals with intellectual disabilities at camps, building basketball courts for communities in South America, or helping renovate schools in Belize .

Jesuit has helped me with so many things: from aiding me in my studies, providing me with the necessary resources I need to grow, and fostering the amazing brotherhood and a deepening connection with God. Jesuit has truly helped shape the person I am today, for that I am ever grateful.

Man... I cannot even express in words how impactful and life changing Jesuit has been for me.

My home away from home.

I grew up in a primarily European household. And, although I grew up in the states, I have visited Germany enough times to call it my second home.

My father is German. I am too. Sequentially, my mother and brother are as well. You could pretty much say that the entirety of my household is German--apart from my dogs, of course, as I don't believe dogs have the ability to hold citizenship.

All that aside, Germany is a beautiful country, and is located in the Northern Hemisphere of Europe. Germany is best known for its engineering, architecture, and culture--all making for wonderful subjects of photography!