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British photographer Henry Rich first fell in love with the notion of capturing moments when he’d borrow his sister’s camera and take it to school. Now, he’s established himself with an expressive and experimental approach, toying with methods of collage and double exposure and presenting images in diptychs and triptychs. Most fascinated by transient moments and the intricacies of seemingly inanimate objects, Rich’s work encourages the viewer to bring their own meaning to each composition.

Name: Henry Rich

Instagram: @henry_rich

Age: 32

Location: North London

Camera of choice: iPhone 11 or Pentax

Preferred subject: People and objects.

Favourite time of the day to shoot: One hour before sunset.

Most recent photo you took: A photo of a guy at a fruit stall on the street.

How you first became interested in photography: My older sister is a photographer, and I would take her camera to my school.

Biggest influence: My sisters.

Favourite photography series/book: Stray Dog by Daidō Moriyama.

Current project/s: Making more artworks.