Experimental photography of rubber bands found on the street

Rubber bands found on pavements in my neighbourhood during lockdown exercise walks, presumed discarded by Royal Mail postmen and postwomen.
I find my eye lingers on these shapes, seeking to complete the loop. I see these objets trouvés as a visual representation of life’s circles.

I use photography to show something about where I’ve been or people whom I’ve met. As well as trying to see the beauty in a scene or situation, I’m also trying to convey ideas and feelings. My photography is about me and what I do, who I meet and where I go. All my photography aims to be contemporary and creative. I’m resistant to being fitted in to a taxonomy by categorisation such as “travel” or “conceptual” or “nature”. All image-making is political simply by the act of selection and hence exclusion but I am not campaigning for any particular point of view, except to try to see the positives and to live life to the full.