SIXTY MINUTES IN SOHO
If day and night was not signified by time, the numbers on a clock, the passing of one hour into another, how would we tell? The axis of the earth ensures it's not signified by light and dark. Is it arbitrary? Or could we recognise it simply by observing a cities inhabitants?
RED LIGHT DISTRICT
When I think of London, I think of the colour red, much like when I think of New York I think of the colour yellow. And not because of those iconic buses, but because of the brilliant neons that light up the streets after dark. Red Light District showcases the city of London when night falls, the neons of the Soho turn on and red floods the street.
A WALL STREET JOURNAL
A Wall Street Journal is a collection of images curated during a short trip to New York, the intention of which is to show the diversity of those who pass through Wall Street on any given day - from tourists admiring the architecture, tradespeople helping keep the city ticking along, to business men and women entering, or leaving the daily grid, each one a microorganism dwarfed by the towering buildings around them.
A VIEW FROM A BRIDGE
A View From A Bridge brings together moments from which the time between day and night occurs, viewed from one of my favourite perspectives of New York - and more specifically of Chinatown - Manhattan Bridge. As dusk arrives, the city is given the opportunity to breathe, the aim of this collection is capturing that brief moment in time.