Theo McInnes

Ils les appellent des cages. Elles ne renferment pas d’animaux, mais des forêts de serveurs dont s’échappent des cascades de câbles au jaune irréel, spaghettis de cuivre comme dessinés par des enfants affamés. « Interdit de les toucher », prévient Tom Farthing.

Street photography always fascinated me. In fact, it was the shooting style of the Magnum Photography masters from the 1950s on the pavements of Paris and the sidewalks of New York that originally sparked my interest in photography. Shooting (mostly) on 35mm Leicas, loaded with black and white film, photographers like Gary Winogrand, Bruce Davidson and Eliot Erwitt would hit the streets looking for strange or intriguing scenes from everyday life that stood out to them.

Posted Wednesday 20th May 2020 / Text By Theo McInnes Photography &copy Theo McInnes UK survivalist Steve Hart has spent 40 years preparing for every potential disaster the human race might face. So how does he fare in a pandemic? UK survivalist Steve Hart has spent 40 years preparing for every potential disaster the human race might face. So how does he fare in a pandemic? How can you prepare for a global pandemic? Maybe you could panic buy enough pasta to build your own mountain?