For me, the street is one of my favourite subjects for photography. It’s one of the best places for looking at myself and my place in the world, through mine and others’ experiences. I’m interested in the relationship between humanity and its urban environment.

Lets break down what an urban environment is, and take out the frills.

Essentially it is a revolution of life around basic building shapes, those being the circle, square and triangle. Humanity controls these shapes, and when a building, or space becomes useless, it is torn down or it will eventually totally erode. We have made these shapes mutually inclusive to our daily lives. We have included them into our evolution.
The construction giant Caterpillar has a corporate tag that tells us straight “We shape the things we build, thereafter they shape us”.

We all have to pass through the street at some time and this is where manwithcamera comes in, sometimes when he’s not wanted.

Make no mistake. The street is cold and hard in any weather and our ignorance’s and actions can hurt others whether we mean it or not.

I’m basically out there to expose humanities differences and to discover situations that we could all find ourselves in, at any time in our lives within a geometric background.
Makes perfect sense to me!

It’s also a lot of fun and walking and a great way to explore people and places.