After reading some works by Iain Sinclair (as mentioned previously in the this blog), a lot of his musings and writing are done in conjunction with photographers and film makers.
One whose name kept on cropping up in Sinclair's books is that of Marc Atkins.
These pictures are taken from a series called 'Journey Through a City' and serve well as representation of vernacular exploration of difference urban landscapes.
The choice of black and white (and high ISO) film brings depth and feeling to these wonderfully raw, haunting and gritty images.
One whose name kept on cropping up in Sinclair's books is that of Marc Atkins.
These pictures are taken from a series called 'Journey Through a City' and serve well as representation of vernacular exploration of difference urban landscapes.
The choice of black and white (and high ISO) film brings depth and feeling to these wonderfully raw, haunting and gritty images.
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