Stan over at
Reciprocity Failure e-mailed me to share the work of
Jonathan Olley, a British photographer who's series
Castles Of The North examines the structures used by the British government to maintain control over the people of Northern Ireland. Unlike other contemporary views examining power hierarchies in society (see
Richard Ross' project
Architecture Of Authority), Olley's photographs elicit a more inviting and less sterile quality.




All Images © Jonathan Olley