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Each photograph in book was made on large-format camera with great care for uniformityof perspective and framing. Kellett’s intent was to create a structure and consistency whichhighlighted both the differences and similarities between the architectural details of the townbut also allowing the viewer to focus on the individuals without being distracted by a changingcomposition. ‘Apart from personally loving the uniformity of typologies, everything around the world at the timewas chaotic and unknown. Photographing this project as a typology provided some structure thatI could cling on to. Pedantically obsessing over the tiny details of matching the images calmed medown, grounded me and gave me focus during a very strange time.’
Each photograph in book was made on large-format camera with great care for uniformityof perspective and framing. Kellett’s intent was to create a structure and consistency whichhighlighted both the differences and similarities between the architectural details of the townbut also allowing the viewer to focus on the individuals without being distracted by a changingcomposition. ‘Apart from personally loving the uniformity of typologies, everything around the world at the timewas chaotic and unknown. Photographing this project as a typology provided some structure thatI could cling on to. Pedantically obsessing over the tiny details of matching the images calmed medown, grounded me and gave me focus during a very strange time.’