Pause.
Title
Pause.
Shelfmark - 326.LDN/SP.ENKELMANN
Subject
Documentary
Description
On March 23, the evening the lockdown was announced, I was on my exercise round, cycling through an already deserted London. I was experiencing the city like I had never seen it in the 20 years I have been living here.
I decided that taking the camera on my nightly cycling excursions was a safe way to document different parts of the city without endangering myself or others.
I felt compelled to document the lack of crowds in places that are usually buzzing with people. But looking at the images I have made over these weeks, I sense they have taken on a life of their own.
Maybe my photos are less about the lack of human presence, and more about the stillness of a city being allowed a breather to reveal a beauty that may otherwise go unnoticed.
I decided that taking the camera on my nightly cycling excursions was a safe way to document different parts of the city without endangering myself or others.
I felt compelled to document the lack of crowds in places that are usually buzzing with people. But looking at the images I have made over these weeks, I sense they have taken on a life of their own.
Maybe my photos are less about the lack of human presence, and more about the stillness of a city being allowed a breather to reveal a beauty that may otherwise go unnoticed.
Creator
Jan Enkelmann
Publisher
Enkelmann Ltd
Date
2021
Format
Hardcover with dustjacket
Litho printed, CMYK + gloss varnish
Printed on Fedrigoni Symbol Matt Plus 170gsm
Litho printed, CMYK + gloss varnish
Printed on Fedrigoni Symbol Matt Plus 170gsm
Dimensions
29, 22, 2
Number of Pages
148
Number of images
90
Edition Size
500
Place of Publication
London
Designer
Jan Enkelmann
Editor
Jan Enkelmann
Printer
Kingsbury Press
ISBN
978-1-5272-9019-8
Website
www.enkelmann.co.uk
URL Link to project
https://www.enkelmann.co.uk/pause-the-book
Where to buy
www.enkelmann.co.uk/books
https://thephooks.com/products/pause-london-in-lockdown/
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Links to reviews
https://www.robintitchener.com/post/the-covid-year-three-books-looking-at-london-in-lockdown