
Street and documentary photographer, one half of The Bragdon Brothers, formerly of Scotland but now back in America at a very weird and bewildering shift in the zeitgeist.
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Being natives to the early decades of the 21st century, I'm sure most of us are used to the experience of watching dystopian fiction come to life...but have you ever physically immersed yourself in a series of self-replicating Onion article...
So as you may or may not know, this year has seen the unfortunate confluence of America’s semiquincentennial coinciding with the rule of a virulently ideological far-right administration with authoritarian tendencies. Naturally the latter w...
I think a lot about the seasons- both the external and internal ones. The former, the movements of the Earth around the sun, the latter that of internal states and stages and cycles in life. I often think about these as I walk my dog at nig...
I’m sure most of us photographers/other creative types have a season that comes along every year where shit just doesn’t stick. Inspiration has taken it’s leave of you and you’ve been leeched of the power to make the work. Photographic wint...
photo by Gareth Bragdon
As you know, my brother Gareth and I have an odd proclivity towards photographing and documenting the American right and their various rituals, gatherings and festivities. There was one consistent event that I kept...
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Street and documentary photographer, one half of The Bragdon Brothers, formerly of Scotland but now back in America at a very weird and bewildering shift in the zeitgeist.
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