As a photographer I am interested in urban landscapes and shooting in black and white and when I was given a project that required me to record an urban area and the changes within it, I decided on a small but intimate look at a local shopping centre car park.

This journey into what normally seems mundane became an exploration of time and space from the freshly painted walls to a dirty public phone, from busy day shoppers to feral cats seeking warmth on parked cars and from day to night.

Shot in black and white and in toned sepia the images strip away the ordinary that would be present in colour revealing at its depth a vacant space, even when full.

I enjoy documentary style photography as a way of interpreting the world around me, and these are my own personal observations.