The Scott Ramsey Journal: The Agency & The Storyteller

In a small village in northern Bali, an extraordinary community has evolved where deafness isn't a disability but simply another way of being. Through intimate photography and documentary filmmaking, I capture how Bengkala's unique sign language has created a model of inclusion that challenges our understanding of communication and community.

Ubud, the cultural gem of Bali, is a paradise for travel enthusiasts and photography lovers alike. As a seasoned traveller and professional photographer, I found myself drawn to this enchanting town, eager to capture its essence through my lens. Join me on a visual journey through the streets of Ubud, where every corner tells a story, and daily life whizzes by on a moped.

So, after months of planning and packing, back in March, we landed at Denpasar International Airport in Bali. The adventure had started, but honestly, all we wanted to do was sleep! We were exhausted, both physically and mentally. After months of being busy, we needed to go slow. So we did what we both do best: Indi slept and relaxed by the pool whilst I grabbed my camera

A few months ago, Indie (my girlfriend) and I packed our bags and jumped on a plane to Indonesia to start our new travelling life. We sold the house, cars, furniture, appliances, clothes and even my tweed jacket to make this happen and for the foreseeable future, we will be travelling throughout Asia.