Over the past few months, I’ve found myself shooting more and more in the Tate Modern, exploring the building at different times of the day and watching how the light changes.

I feel as street photographers we have a duty to document our lives so that people in the future will have something to look back to, this is every bit as important today as it was in our past. The thing is we also have to have respect, just because we can take a photo

The small boy, on the big streets

The Ricoh GRII, a camera that has become second nature to me, let me start by saying that I’ve never bonded with a camera this fast, it feels like I’ve been shooting with the Ricoh GRII for years instead of it begin just 6 weeks. I love the freedom it gives me, not only in its weight but the fact that I don’t have to carry anything apart from a few spare batteries.

This is another restaurant which is on the same street as Aromi, this one is also on the corner of Kings Parade which is the busiest street in Cambridge. The chophouse couldn’t be any better positioned, it’s perfect for footfall and for the light.

“What do you mean 'Flash Gordon approaching’?” General Kala, Flash Gordon