Chris Bennett
Lancaster, Uk
85mm
FILM: Pentax LX, Spotmatic F, Canon Model 7, EOS 30, Himatic 7s, Himatic E,Autocord, DIGITAL: 5D mkII, 20D, Pentax K3 iii Monochrome, a6000, NEX 5 for infrared
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Lancaster, UK
Project KX-100 "Not enough people..." "...so we stopped the service..."
A pop-up photography exhibition in a phone box.
Candid portraits by Chris Bennett showing life in Lancaster through the filter of two sheets of sorely abused glass.
A five year long project, documenting the final years of a phone box.
The unloved model KX-100 telephone kiosk was introduced in 1985, with 137,000 installed by 1999.
With the kind permission of BT.
Penny Street, Lancaster (outside M&S). From 25th October...until they take it away!
Project KX-100 "Not enough people..." "...so we stopped the service..."
A pop-up photography exhibition in a phone box.
Candid portraits by Chris Bennett showing life in Lancaster through the filter of two sheets of sorely abused glass.
A five year long project, documenting the final years of a phone box.
The unloved model KX-100 telephone kiosk was introduced in 1985, with 137,000 installed by 1999.
With the kind permission of BT.
Penny Street, Lancaster (outside M&S). From 25th October...until they take it away!
Lancaster, UK
Project KX-100
A pop-up photography exhibition in a phone box.
Candid portraits by Chris Bennett showing life in Lancaster through the filter of two sheets of sorely abused glass.
A five year long project, documenting the final years of a phone box.
The unloved model KX-100 telephone kiosk was introduced in 1985, with 137,000 installed by 1999.
With the kind permission of BT.
Penny Street, Lancaster (outside M&S). From 25th October...until they take it away!
Project KX-100
A pop-up photography exhibition in a phone box.
Candid portraits by Chris Bennett showing life in Lancaster through the filter of two sheets of sorely abused glass.
A five year long project, documenting the final years of a phone box.
The unloved model KX-100 telephone kiosk was introduced in 1985, with 137,000 installed by 1999.
With the kind permission of BT.
Penny Street, Lancaster (outside M&S). From 25th October...until they take it away!
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