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Out Caste

A selection from a series of prints. These photographs are all about the displacement of people as they make the effort of going out of their way to feed their habit. I have looked at the choice of spaces where they stand and also captured the desperateness and loneliness which they show in their facial expressions and body language.

I could see that it's a time for reflection, time to set the mind at ease. It's not just a time to get a nicotine fix but a necessity, to get them through their day, however good or bad it's going.

They seem to have no choice in separating themselves out. I began seeing these urban spaces differently; an empty space was no longer just an empty space, but a place someone might choose as their own territory, where they may go to contemplate their private world.

Stations in Life

Behind

The Hasbeen

General

Light of the Automatic

Out Caste

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