David Ingraham Explores Urban Disconnection in “Lonesome City”

In his first monograph titled "Lonesome City," Los Angeles-based photographer David Ingraham navigates and captures the universal themes of urban isolation and disconnection in big cities around the world.

Street photography fans and followers of his work can support this new project and grab copies of his book through a dedicated Kickstarter campaign.  

Five years of extensive shooting around the streets of Los Angeles and other cities across the globe culminate in this striking collection of black and white photos. David describes this body of work as "a glimpse into the dark heart of the big city and what it feels like to be immersed in the vast ocean of humanity. " He adds that while this is innate in the metropolitan experience, it also causes the feeling of being alone, alienated, and detached from it all. .

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2018-2-5 17:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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