The End of the Line is a series of photographs of old shipping containers, abandoned on a beach on the South Coast of England. The flaking paint, rusting metalwork, and ageing labels have conspired unintentionally to convey great beauty in colour, tone and texture in these abstract studies. The irony of some of the wording in the context of this decay lends a hint of humour to the series and references the inevitability and egalitarianism of The End of the Line for all things; animate and inanimate.

These images are available as archival limited edition prints in which the true tonal and textural beauty of the photographs can be enjoyed.