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45 Minutes North by Joe Griffiths

190x250 Landscape Books
4pp Cover onto 300gsm Silk
Matt laminated to the outer
106 inside pages onto 170gsm Silk
Four colour print throughout
Trimmed, collated and perfect bound

Bespoke size photography journal depicting the north of England in all its captivating, gritty glory.

The 'This is England' of photography journals.

Enjoy more of Joe's work at:

https://joegrffths.com/45-minutes-north

Joe Griffiths (b. 2000) focuses on capturing day-to-day life and the mundane through traditional street and documentary photography. Concentrating on everyday scenes that allow Joe to share his perspective of the world and his relationship with modern society.

Nostalgic colours and classical compositions display Joe’s passion for the history of photography and inspire every one of his photographs and projects, continuing to drive forward one of photography’s purest traditions through his own visual language.

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