Tag: adam bevan photography
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Subject A
There’s something incredibly rewarding about taking a step off the beaten path. While everyone else is busy photographing the famous pastel storefronts of Notting Hill, I wanted to find the quiet, textured spaces just a few streets over.
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Spionage
Every photographer knows the feeling. You head out into a vibrant city with your camera, determined to capture its pulse, its raw energy, and the quiet dramas of daily life. Recently, I took a crack at street photography during a trip to Germany. My goal was simple: document the living, breathing character of the city.…
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Portrayal
There’s something incredibly quiet and brilliant about portrait photography. I’ll be the first to admit: I don’t do it nearly as often as I should. It’s one of those projects I only dive into once in a while. But every single time I look back through my archives, it’s always the portraits that grab me…
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Outer Defence
Finding Beauty in the Concrete: Exploring London’s South Bank There’s something endlessly fascinating about the South Bank. If we are being completely honest, a lot of the architecture here is, by conventional standards, pretty ugly. It’s a massive, sprawling concrete jungle of Brutalism. Yet, at the very same time, it is incredibly beautiful. That strange,…
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Turn the Burn: Finding Time in the Bleach
There are some projects you just can’t seem to stay away from. For me, Turn the Burn is exactly that—a creative playground I find myself returning to time and time again. It’s a process that bridges the gap between the clean perfection of digital prints and the chaotic, tactile magic of darkroom chemistry. The Process:…
