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Searching the streets for single moments

or Burnham Arlidge, photography is not about capturing scenes, but instead moments and feelings. In the same way that only certain things stand out in our memories, Burnham likes to play around with the architecture of a scene to give it an almost dream-like quality. The single eye contact in a sea of faces is always used to striking effect by Burnham, who calls these intricate and vibrant images

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