Lorna Carapuli,

aka May

Stories, served straight-up. With a twist.

Lorna Carapuli, also known as Lorna May is a writer who dabbles in photography.

She’s all about the process and creativity without the bullsh*t.

She specializes in copywriting, content writing, film reviews, social criticism, feature pieces, street photography and photo essays - while juggling a borderline obsession with her cat, Goodman, and all things jazz.

She hates olives, small talk, and people who refer to themselves in the third person.

She loves cinema, observing the human comedy, exploring abandoned places, and sharp wit.

In Focus

• In Focus •

The Waiting Season

A visual poem of quiet anticipation. The flowing organza symbolizes the placenta and umbilical cord, delicate yet vital—connecting parents, child, and the fragile miracle of life.

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Inside Budapest’s Illegal Train Graveyard - A Photo Essay

"Inside Budapest's Illegal Train Graveyard" is a photo essay capturing the haunting beauty of an abandoned train yard where history and urban decay collide.

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Baby Drags - A Photo Essay

Baby Drags showcases aspiring performers eager for the spotlight, revealing their raw struggles with identity and craft.

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The Ethics of Killing: Reflections Inspired by Luigi Mangione

Killing: bad, right? Unless it’s in a war, then it’s fine. Luigi Mangione’s wild questions—and that one tiny murder incident—call out society’s bizarre double standards on who gets to kill and still be the good guy.

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Madame Denial

Let’s unravel why denial is so popular, why some people can see reality better than others, and how it’s sneakily shaping everything from your family gatherings to your shopping habits.

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