Jonathan Taylor Photography
15th May. 2006
Jonathan Taylor is an English photographer who has been based in Bangkok since the early 90's. I have been wanting to share his work since I came across it on flickr a week ago.
"Well known for his gritty, black-and-white images of cops, hit men, drug addicts and crime scenes, eyevine photographer Jonathan Taylor has traveled all over Asia to report on everything from Agent Orange victims in Vietnam to a special police unit in Bangkok that helps pregnant women, stuck in traffic, give birth."
His work is very powerful and illustrates the lives of people we might never see in Asia. His series on the effects of Agent Orange should forever change your mind about the validity of political wars.
His photos on Flickr
The Agent Orange series
The Jonathan Taylor Website
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Comments
Jonathan Taylor
16th Jul. 2006
Thank you for this review, most appriciated. What I can't work out is how my work on other peoples blogs acheive a higher Google Rank than my actual website? Which gets about 2 visits every leap year.
Again thank you and best wishes, Jonathan