‘Their Grind Not Mine’ Is a Zine That Explores the Human Form

“I shot quick candid portraits and my obsession with documenting this further was born. ” Lester Jones is a photographer that connects to the daily life of the people that he lives amongst. His project - and now zine - Their Grind Not Mine, takes a candid look at the mundane, difficult routines people have.

Shot over several major cities around the world, the work looks at culture and behaviors of the human form. In this collection of street portraits and street photography, Lester has turned every day, monotomous normalities into something interesting and compelling. .

2019-7-24 10:00

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