During my travels I was able to visit some of the most famous and recognisable cities in the Middle East, Asia and Australasia. I wanted to capture these urban environments in a creative, abstract and unique way providing new perspectives to these heavily documented locations. Within this series I also wanted to document the locals in their ever changing urban environment.
During my travels I was able to visit some of the most famous and recognisable cities in the Middle East, Asia and Australasia. I wanted to capture these urban environments in a creative, abstract and unique way providing new perspectives to these heavily documented locations. Within this series I also wanted to document the locals in their ever changing urban environment.
During my travels I was able to visit some of the most famous and recognisable cities in the Middle East, Asia and Australasia. I wanted to capture these urban environments in a creative, abstract and unique way providing new perspectives to these heavily documented locations. Within this series I also wanted to document the locals in their ever changing urban environment.
Affichage
Affichagé is the French name given to ripped posters and the layering of posters which over time builds a thick layer of multiple sheets of paper which when ripped reveals what is underneath creating great contrasts in shapes, lines and textures. Throughout my life I have been intrigued by Affichagé and since the age of 17 I have been documenting the different types of Affichagé throughout the world. Below is a range of images taken in cities across Western, Central and Eastern Europe as well as South East Asia. This is an on going street photography project.
Brick Lane, London.
Brick Lane, London.
Belgrade, Serbia.
Belgrade, Serbia.
Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Nice, France.
Hanoi, Vietnam.
Hanoi, Vietnam.
Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam.
Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam.
Penang, Malaysia.
Penang, Malaysia.
Bangkok, Thailand.
