
Salvokop Bridge, Pretoria. A boy in a cap walks the corner of a wall of torn election posters, the railings and a bent figure printed onto the plaster behind him.
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Salvokop Bridge, Pretoria. A boy in a cap walks the corner of a wall of torn election posters, the railings and a bent figure printed onto the plaster behind him.

Salvokop Bridge, Pretoria. The city stands above a stripped yellow wall and the only figure in the frame is the photographer's own, entering from the bottom corner.

Schoeman Street, Pretoria. A woman carries a sports bag past a dark wall, held for a moment inside the single circle of light thrown onto the plaster above her.

Pretorius Street, Pretoria. A man rests against the pillar with a takeaway cup while the street outside carries on straight across his face.

Paul Kruger Street, Pretoria. Jackets and ties hang in the display with nobody in them, while a passer-by and the shadow of a head arrive in the same sheet of glass.

Mamelodi West, Pretoria. A boy sits at the join of the red and the white while two cast profiles keep their own positions on either side of him.

Lilian Ngoyi Street, Pretoria. Shopfront glass folds the pavement crowd into the street behind it, so the same people stand on both sides of the frame at once.

Du Toit Street, Pretoria. A woman faces the wall in the last of the light while her shadow, cast beside the shadow of a traffic signal, lifts a cup ahead of her.

Church Square, Pretoria. A man passes under the parking sign in late sun, the sandstone behind him carrying the shadow of the pole, the sign, and his own head.

Bosman Station, Pretoria. Rain, taxi lights and a turreted facade collapse into one another at blue hour, with a single walker holding his shape in the middle of it.

Bosman Station, Pretoria. A commuter crosses out of the frame while the intersection holds the weather, traffic lights and signage doubled in the wet tar behind him.

Bosman Street, Pretoria. Two women wait against the blue and the concrete while the shadow of a man in a hat crosses the plaster beside them, present in the frame without ever entering it.