Hi everyone! This weeks episode is a little late, but it is also pretty long! I'll be discussing my reading of the photograph, 'I Can't Breathe' by Brunel Johnson. For those who wish to view the image you can find it here https://www.1854.photography/awards/portrait-of-britain/winners/#foogallery-47177/i:58 And thank you to Brunel Johnson who's work can be found at https://www.bruneljohnson.com This was a challenging episode to write and record as the nature of the image can be considered difficult and sensitive but I feel the topics that I touch on need to be addressed more by white content creators in order to ensure questions around representation of Black people and the challenges they face reach as many people as possible. The topics are primarily how the photographer's compositional and post production decisions can influence the perceptions of an audience. If you enjoy this episode, or even if you don't, feel free to drop me a message on either the voice message system or at the following places where you will find my own photographic work and further blog posts... https://www.twitter.com/hbainbridge https://www.instagram.com/harleybainbridge  https://www.harleybainbridge.com https://harleybainbridgephotographyblog.wordpress.com harleybainbridge@gmail.com I'd really appreciate your feedback on the content and style of these episodes including the sound production as I am still learning and refining production, Thank you Harley