Based between Sri Lanka and Europe, Jessica Häyhä is a Finnish photographer and creative whose work is shaped by a life lived across cultures and constant movement. Having lived in five countries, her perspective is grounded in observation — noticing subtle details, natural light, and the quiet moments in between that give people and places their character. Photography became her way of documenting these moments early on, preserving experiences that words often fail to capture.

Her work spans travel, hospitality, lifestyle, food, and human connection, combining digital and analog photography with a documentary sensibility. Whether photographing a boutique hotel at sunrise, everyday life unfolding in unfamiliar places, or creating strong visual narratives for brands, the focus remains the same: honest storytelling, atmosphere, and images that feel warm, intentional, and timeless.

With a multidisciplinary creative background and years spent moving between countries and cultures, her approach is informed by curiosity and a deep appreciation for everyday beauty. Through her work, she aims to create visual stories that feel human and grounded — imagery and visuals that not only supports brands and publications, but preserves moments of life as they were lived.