"Last Stop was shot through the windows of London’s double decker buses.

The bus allows me to frame the city, to give it sense. The lower level is very close to the street, the upper deck allows me the distance to capture the layers of the urban landscape. Between these two positions everything shifts, along with the movement of the bus.

I was fascinated by how people use public space in a big city, by that sense of shared visibility and invisibility. In sitting behind the window, I also became invisible.

As we move through the city we constantly catch small encounters, like mini soap opera’s, stories we are not part of but where we fill in the gaps, create our own sense, our own narratives, as we continue to move from A to B.

The essence of the project is that you might take the same route everyday but what you see, the ebb and flow on the street takes on a random nature. To capture this flow, the concertina format reflects and mimics the feel of a bus journey, but more importantly it gives the viewer the opportunity to create their own journeys by spreading the book out and combining different images together. This moves the book away from an author-led linear narrative to one of multiple possibilities." (George Georgiou)