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Issue No. 02 · Published 2026

ClockedIn

Markets / Streets / Night Shifts

GM / 001

Issue No. 02

Editor's note

Clocked In is about ordinary people at work.

Twelve photographs.

— Glen Martin

A beach worker with a rake stands alone on a stretch of wet sand beside the surf

A tuk-tuk driver leans into his three-wheeled taxi parked at the kerb in dappled sunlight

A woman in shorts walks across the street pushing a loaded handcart past a bright shopfront

A boatman in a wide-brimmed hat leans on his pole at the back of a long-tail boat

A woman grills skewers at a fish-ball stall under market umbrellas

A vendor stands beside a covered newsstand wall-to-wall with newspapers and magazines

A busker in a woolly hat plays acoustic guitar on a paved corner beside his open guitar case

An older man sits at a battered street piano covered in notices

A man in a T-shirt stands beside a loaded food cart and a drinks stall at the side of a road

A cook at a row of glowing woks stirs a dish in a busy night kitchen

Two tuk-tuks wait under shop signs on a street at night

Keep reading

Looking back:
Issue No. 01

The Distance Between: people in open spaces, and alone in crowds. Fifteen photographs.

Read Issue No. 01

Three small figures beneath sweeping curved concrete walls in a vast white interior

A man crouches alone on a wide stretch of wet sand marked with drawings

An older man in a cap sits alone on a park bench, leaning forward

A woman walks through a dense crowd under stacked neon shop signs