Artwork description:

In 2016 I spent a year Photographing the areas immediately surrounding every station on the entirety of London's vast underground system. I started on the January 1st 2016 and 430 tube stops later I finished on the 24th December of the same year

The sum of this work is available in a hard bound book published in 2017 - In this series I've selected my favourite photo from each line to offer as a limited edition print

My Piccadilly Line selection was taken in Hammersmith.
For me street photography is often a game of chance and probability. I don't believe any photographer can guarantee a great shot but it's about putting yourself in a position where your chances of a great shot are at their peak. It's about controlling the elements you can to encourage a pleasing combination of the things you can't, and this image depicts that perfectly. It's a lucky photo, that on the surface is just a coincidence but when thought out mathematically is almost impossible. This image is what I would consider to be the royal flush of street photography.


Signed and numbered edition 1 of 1

Giclée Print on Canson Baryta

16 x 16In Photo Size / 21.9 x 21.9In Framed Size

Framed in black with a bright white mount and anti reflective glass

Materials used:

Giclee Print on Canson Baryta

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