David Hendra
David Hendra’s one-pager really seduced me this week. A collection of images taken whilst the London-based photographer was traveling through South Africa, Uganda and Bangladesh. The images on the site have not been arranged by country or locale but by colour, by shape, by suggested narrative and are packed with all three.
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