Queenstown, 2010, from A Threat in Carnarvon
Street photography is a broad church, and I’ve been included in Thames and Hudson’s Street Photography Africa, in a chapter called Passing By.
From Thames and Hudson’s page with the spec. on Street Photography Africa, due in October.
‘From classic compositions of architecture, people, and movement, to street-style portraits and photographs of youth culture, music, and dance—the street becomes a stage. It’s about identity, personality, and storytelling: friends skateboarding, a chance encounter, the hustle and bustle of megacities.’
S 52 x 42 cms edition 1
M 75 x 60 cm edition of 2
L 120 x 105 cm edition 2
+1 a/p
Archival inkjet print on 300 GSM Baryta Paper
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S 52 x 42 cms edition 1
M 75 x 60 cm edition of 2
L 120 x 105 cm edition 2
+1 a/p
Archival inkjet print on 250 GSM Baryta Paper
