Working but Homeless in Britain.

Featured by the Centre for British Documentary Photography, No Fixed Address documents my experience of spending 23 nights homeless while continuing to work full time as a mechanic.

Through documentary photography, the project explores the routines, uncertainty and often overlooked reality of hidden homelessness, where having a job, a car and an outwardly ordinary life doesn't necessarily mean having somewhere to call home.

Read the feature at the Centre for British Documentary Photography

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