Samuel Ryde
United Kingdom • 1982
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Samuel Ryde is a British documentary photographer living in London. His work has been featured on the BBC, in the New York Times, The Observer, Wired and Dazed. Samuel has an obsession to document the conventional parts of life we don't notice, bringing life and character to objects that are remarkably unremarkable. His interior project 'Hand Dryers' is a testament to that. Capturing the servitude of an object that is at once as recognisable as it is forgettable. From LA to London, New York to Newport, each location reveals the character of the scene.
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Samuel Ryde is a British documentary photographer living in London. His work has been featured on the BBC, in the New York Times, The Observer, Wired and Dazed. Samuel has an obsession to document the conventional parts of life we don't notice, bringing life and character to objects that are remarkably unremarkable. His interior project 'Hand Dryers' is a testament to that. Capturing the servitude of an object that is at once as recognisable as it is forgettable. From LA to London, New York to Newport, each location reveals the character of the scene.
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