Issue No. 02
Editor's note
Clocked In is about ordinary people at work. The jobs are different and so are the places, but the shift is the same: early starts, long hours, work that keeps a city running and rarely gets noticed.
Work takes many forms. Some of it is a stall, a boat or a tuk-tuk. Some of it is a guitar on a pavement. I count it all, because each is someone showing up and earning their living, often on their own terms and at their own risk.
These are not portraits of hardship, and I hope they don't read as pity. I wanted to show concentration, routine and pride in a job done properly. Most of these people never looked up for long. They had work to do.
Twelve photographs. Take your time.
— Glen Martin
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Looking back:
Issue No. 01
The Distance Between: people in open spaces, and alone in crowds. Fifteen photographs.