The Door to Nowhere

The door that goes nowhere, St Johns Aslum, Lincoln.

Light on a Door

Taken in the abandoned St Johns Asylum, Lincoln.

The Day Room

Taken at dawn in the abandoned St Johns Asylum, Lincoln.

The Back and White Photos That Inspire Me Most

This is a collection of a few of the black and white pictures that inspire me the most from some of my favourite photographers: McCullin, Capa, Newton, Bresson and so on…

The one of Goebbels glaring at the Jewish photographer is one of the most striking photographs I have ever seen. It’s just pure hatred – It’s so apparent in his eyes; its a very unsettling photograph. Read about it here. To capture such emotion in a single photograph is truly incredible. 

The other’s are a combination of War and street photography – my two favourite genres. There is also a brilliant portrait of Dylan hat just oozes cool and a cheeky example of Helmut Newtons work – one of my favourite fashion photographers.

Hopefully you’ll find some inspiration in this post!

 

Homeless At The Pantheon

Love In Piazza Navona

Living On The Backstreets

Roman Bakery

Enlightened Nuns

I will stop posting Nun pictures soon, honestly.

Visitors at the Victor Emmanuelle Monument