Ian Tippett - I Want You Back Ivory Press including portraits of gang members

including portraits of gang members posing in front of the camera and views of the urban landscape in and outside of Winnipeg

but can be seen as a set of clues to unravel his universe

Japanese photographer Daisuke Yokota is known for pushing the developing process and the potential of analogue image-making to the extreme

TV towers and buildings that have been recorded following explicitly nonaesthetic criteria

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Ian Tippett - I Want You Back Ivory Press including portraits of gang membersMelbourne photographer Ian Tippett's series I Want You Back falls into the tradition of street photography, where disjointed views are used to express parts of a fragmented world in which photographs are everywhere and images shift between media. Tippett's photographs turn the street into a private space that shifts between intimacy and distance. This is not a uniform sea of pedestrians, but more an expression of individuality. Random young people are