Cam Crosland’s Fishing With Dynamite Shows An Empathetic Approach To Flash Street Photography

Cam Crosland is a street photographer based in London. Their work has been described as both poetic and powerful -- a description we are in complete agreement with. Through their series Fishing With Dynamite, Cam adopts a gentler, more empathetic approach to flash street photography.

Whilst their identity does not define the calibre of their work, Cam's path to identifying as non-binary has certainly played its role in the way their work is produced. Just as street photography has played its role in helping Cam on their path of self-exploration.

We spoke to Cam to talk about their amazing work and life as a non-binary street photographer. .

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2019-2-12 23:00

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