Projects

There is nothing, to me, that is so quintessentially London than the underground. It encapsulates just what I love about the city - bringing a myriad of different people together in one tiny, crowded, frantic place. With Sound of the Underground I have tried to capture that, bringing together snapshots of lives and worlds colliding.

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 grind, each one a microorganism dwarfed by the towering buildings around them.

There are many vantage points from which to view the city of New York, but one speaks to me more than the others. Don’t get me wrong, watching Manhattan Island from the Staten Island Ferry is quite special, as is taking in the skyline from the Rockefeller Centre. But it’s rare that a view simultaneously offers both scale and a sense of being right in the thick of it, yet a quarter of a way onto Manhattan Bridge from the Bowery offers this generously.