About ‘London Underground’ by Frank Hendriks
With the increasing urbanisation of London in the nineteenth century, the road network quickly silted up. Through railway lines through the city had long been banned as it was considered too dangerous and unhealthy. When the authorities allowed railway lines into the city, there was hardly any space left, so the only available space…
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Frank Hendriks
Amstelveen, Netherlands
Almost sixty, but still wondering about man's journey through life. My photos have to speak - each of them has to say something in itself, that holds a small or a big truth. I try to make the small a little bigger and the big just a little smaller, regardless of whether I am capturing a city, people or just the landscape that, I am afraid, more often than not my view of this world measures up to. I want to move, but also shock. For me, the everyday has an eloquence…
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