Void deck, Singapore. Public spaces are private spaces. Fujifilm X-T1, XF 35mm F2 | 1/80 sec, f2, ISO 4000
The Fog
Fog is not something I’ve often seen in Perth. It was a different season when this photo was taken, from the scorching summer that is present reality. Part of the Suburbia project.
An incidence of green
Cortez is a town in Colorado that is backed by tall mountains in the distance. I never get tired of mountain backdrops, snow capped, baldly jagged, always imposing. They represent to me, a different and wilder kind of life, being the sort of scenes I’d only seen through on a screen or in print, until recently. It is always the small things in these places that get to me though, shadowed by commanding vistas as they are. Like a green Mustang parked by a green corner store, time kept by 7-Up, dreaming of when Clydesdales hauled ale.
Back in the U.S.A.
It’s good to be back in the America
Halo
Singapore Suburbia.
Suburbia #30 – Coffee and Magic HQ
June somehow ended up being mega suburban month. This project will be continuing with a less intense frequency here on, but for the last of this month-long daily gander, here’s a little snippet of my suburban Singapore life, inside one of these flats I’ve been posting about lately.
Suburbia #29
A musician’s dog occupies a chair next to his master (hidden behind the panel), backstage at the Hokkien opera. Tanglin Halt, Singapore. Part of the Suburbia series
Suburbia #28
Seattle, USA Part of the Suburbia series
Suburbia #27
Train station Singapore. Part of the Suburbia series
Suburbia #26
A lady walks by a pillar cut-out in a void deck, talking on the phone. Singapore. Part of the Suburbia series