October Journey By Train [21 Images]
Stop That Train | Return Journey
Stop That Train | Return Journey [16 Images]
Stop That Train | Outward Journey
Stop That Train | Outward Journey [8 Images]
Unoccupied Train
Unoccupied Train
Long Train Running | Steel Rails Are Cold And Hard
Long Train Running | Steel Rails Are Cold And Hard [4 Images]
Long Train Running | I saw Miss Lucy Down Along The Tracks
Long Train Running | I saw Miss Lucy Down Along The Tracks [6 Images]
Long Train Running | Down Around The Corner
Long Train Running | Down Around The Corner [13 Images]
Jumping Someone Else’s Train | Off Peak Return
Jumping Someone Else’s Train | Off Peak Return [18 Images]
Jumping Someone Else’s Train
Jumping Someone Else’s Train [18 Images]
This Train Terminates at St Pancras
This Train Terminates at St Pancras
[7 Images]
Another Journey by Train #26 | Further Down The Line
Another Journey by Train A series of photographs taken spontaneously while travelling by train. With only a second to compose and shoot each photograph, normal elements of photographic control are abandoned in favour of dirty windows, reflections, incidental elements and happy accidents.
Another Journey by Train #25 | E=MC2
Another Journey by Train A series of photographs taken spontaneously while travelling by train. With only a second to compose and shoot each photograph, normal elements of photographic control are abandoned in favour of dirty windows, reflections, incidental elements and happy accidents.
Another Journey by Train #24 | Bring The Boys Back Home
Another Journey by Train A series of photographs taken spontaneously while travelling by train. With only a second to compose and shoot each photograph, normal elements of photographic control are abandoned in favour of dirty windows, reflections, incidental elements and happy accidents.
Another Journey by Train #23 | Behind Closed Doors
Another Journey by Train A series of photographs taken spontaneously while travelling by train. With only a second to compose and shoot each photograph, normal elements of photographic control are abandoned in favour of dirty windows, reflections, incidental elements and happy accidents.
Another Journey by Train #22 | A Reflection
Another Journey by Train A series of photographs taken spontaneously while travelling by train. With only a second to compose and shoot each photograph, normal elements of photographic control are abandoned in favour of dirty windows, reflections, incidental elements and happy accidents.
Another Journey by Train #21 | Three Imaginary Boys
Another Journey by Train A series of photographs taken spontaneously while travelling by train. With only a second to compose and shoot each photograph, normal elements of photographic control are abandoned in favour of dirty windows, reflections, incidental elements and happy accidents.
Another Journey by Train #20 | Leave a Light On
Another Journey by Train A series of photographs taken spontaneously while travelling by train. With only a second to compose and shoot each photograph, normal elements of photographic control are abandoned in favour of dirty windows, reflections, incidental elements and happy accidents.
Another Journey by Train #19 | Move on Up
Another Journey by Train A series of photographs taken spontaneously while travelling by train. With only a second to compose and shoot each photograph, normal elements of photographic control are abandoned in favour of dirty windows, reflections, incidental elements and happy accidents.
Another Journey by Train #18 | Stand by Your Man
Another Journey by Train A series of photographs taken spontaneously while travelling by train. With only a second to compose and shoot each photograph, normal elements of photographic control are abandoned in favour of dirty windows, reflections, incidental elements and happy accidents. Another Journey by Train #15 | S
Another Journey by Train #17 | Open Up Your Door
Another Journey by Train A series of photographs taken spontaneously while travelling by train. With only a second to compose and shoot each photograph, normal elements of photographic control are abandoned in favour of dirty windows, reflections, incidental elements and happy accidents.