A Jersey photographer is looking for people to reflect the island's diverse and multicultural community.
Connor Daly is shooting the project, called 'Humans', at the barracks at Greve De Lecq.
He wants anyone interested in taking part to come along and have their picture taken.
Currently, he's photographing up to 280 people who are living and working in the island.
Connor said:
"(I've got) people that are retired, people that are still working from several different sectors.
"I've got CEOs, I've got hospitality workers, I've got doctors, nurses, painters and decorators, gardeners, the list goes on and on.
"I've asked a few tradesmen if they wouldn't mind coming in their uniforms, I have got a painter and decorator in their overalls, I've asked them to bring items that will give some context to what they do.
"I've had a musician who had a microphone, I've got an electrician that's going to hold a screwdriver or something, a barber can hold a pair of scissors, just little subtle references to what they do as a profession or as a hobby."
The project is being shot at the barracks until 2 November.
The final piece will go onto Connor's website, with a book also planned.
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