The 180 Degrees Project (3)

The 180 Degrees Project (2)

The 180 Degrees Project (Turning My Back On The Photograph)

In the 1990s, I travelled the Southern States of America with a photographer.

I took my camera, an Olympus Mju Zoom 35 MM Film Camera: point and shoot. But I was at a loss as to what to photograph.

I tried to focus on a small-town kind of vernacular but, unlike the photographer, who'd spent his formative years in America, I'd grown up in Europe; it wasn't a language I spoke or understood.

So I devised a plan. Whenever the photographer stopped to make a picture, I positioned myself behind him; back to back, facing in the opposite direction.

I turned my back on the photograph, and took whatever stood in front of me.

Preparing To Top Out

Chunky VI (5b), The Yawning Stone, Gradbach Hill

Art Disposal

The Sign Of A Civilised City (Bravo)

Even base animal instincts are curbed through humane methods of positive reinforcement.

The Sign Of A Civilised City

Even the child-snatchers dress formally

Take Me To The River

Go For It, Or, Run For It?

Short Tempered

Too Short For Comfort

Short Socks

Kenneth's Last Shorts