When Colours Collide

When Colours Collide gathers the rare, deliberate colour moments that punctuate a predominantly monochrome practice. These images are shown in colour because hue is the subject: sometimes a studied exploration of tone and saturation, sometimes a single accidental note—a red jacket, a neon sign—that insists on being seen and reshapes the scene. The selection favours restraint and quiet composition; colour here functions as punctuation, not spectacle, and each frame is chosen because its chromatic element is essential to the photograph’s meaning.

Viewed together, the series traces how colour can alter rhythm, depth, and narrative on the street: a chromatic surprise can redirect attention, reveal relationships, or convert an ordinary moment into something uncanny. Expect images that reward slow looking—frames that rely on subtle contrasts, tonal balance, and the decisive moment—offering a compact, curated study of how occasional colour changes the way the street reads.