Nick Reynolds is a social documentary photographer based in Kent, England.
His connection with the world around him is reflected in the photos he so consciously captures in black and white.
Reynolds refrains from framing or creating too much meaning or explanation of his work other than that which strikes the viewer directly and immediately.
Too much explanation or pre-interpretation on his part would undermine the viewer’s freedom to experience the work simply as it appears to be.
Reynolds believes that art is the realm in which we can express most purely and deeply that which lies hidden in both our personal and collective unconscious.
A glimpse into the world of shadows and light, his photography speaks for itself.
More of Nick Reynold’s photography can be found at https://nickreynolds.myportfolio.com. He also has experimental blog of thoughts and ideas at http://nickreynolds.art.blog.
Humoring the Goddess 
This is something I have a problem with, people sleeping outside, it really upsets me. More and more people have no roof over their head, I wonder if it would be possible to give them at least a bed, a roof over their head and a warm meal.
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I think Nick’s raw photographs show us a side of the world we don’t want to see. That is my first reaction too. I have no idea if there are programs where these people live, or even if they want warmth. His photography makes me realize just how good I’ve had it all my life. Thank you for sharing.
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Over here there are so many empty military bases with beds and kantines, why not open them for the homeless and help them go back to normal life with a job and a real life. I know not all of them want that but most of them do.
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I know. Politicians will spend millions of dollars on advertising but won’t rehab a building for those who need it.
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