ZINE

Square Eyeballs
Buy on BASEA 100-page collection of street photographs selected from work made between 2024 and 2026. Reflections in buildings, colour built from light and shadow, graphic compositions, accidental overlaps and quiet afterimages: two years of work that refuses a single genre. Every camera used is listed at the back.

GR
Buy on BASEPhotographs taken with the RICOH GR III. A record of small, unremarkable moments encountered simply because this camera is easy to carry anywhere. Black-and-white and colour, two ways of seeing, capture the city's shifting expressions.

THAILAND
Buy on BASEA record of street snaps taken in Bangkok and Ayutthaya during my first trip to Thailand in 2024. Chaotic yet vividly colourful in a way Japan never is, I wandered the streets, captivated. This book captures the feeling of a different culture, air and all.

TOKYO ABSTRACTION
Buy on BASEAn attempt to look again at Tokyo, a city that threatens to swallow you in sheer information, by abstracting it. No compositing, no multiple exposure: only the instant happening in front of the lens, held inside a single frame. Where colour, light and form happen to overlap, the outline of a familiar street quietly dissolves.

HIDE AND SEEK 3
Buy on BASESigns and posters mix with passers-by and cityscape to raise meanings nobody intended; a stretched shadow seems to move under its own will. Scenes worth a double-take hide inside streets you thought you knew. The third instalment of a street photography zine built on a hide-and-seek way of looking. The cover image is a London Street Photography Festival finalist work.

HIDE AND SEEK 2
Buy on BASESigns and posters mix with passers-by and cityscape to raise meanings nobody intended; an odd pose someone strikes for a second becomes a picture on its own. How far can you keep finding the everyday interesting? This is a record of that challenge to myself. The second instalment; the cover carries a work selected in Tokyo Camera Club's 10-sen.

HIDE AND SEEK
Buy on BASESigns and posters mix with passers-by and cityscape to raise meanings nobody intended; a stretched shadow seems to move under its own will. Shall we go looking together for the question marks hiding in an ordinary day? Num's first zine.