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Jack Johnstone x Delly Deacon – Let nature take its course, a reflection of freedom

Designer Delly Deacon tooks Photographer Jack Johnstone around the East London marches whilst she forages for numerous natural materials to make her hats.

Jack Johnstone for Lampoon

Johnstone: relying on subtle colors and textures that express themselves. Images vary widely in their type: he shoots mostly fashion portraits and still life for editorials, but his penchant for capturing misty, rugged landscapes and fortuitous moments is certainly not overlooked.

A multi-story 1970s residential house is bathed in the rosy light of sunset, while a cloudy, melancholy coastal moment is captured atop a hill. Slabs of stained glass overlap parts of the body in shadow, while the pastel angle of a dilapidated building wall is balanced in equal measure by its texture, color and shadow.

Photography Jack Johnstone

Editorial Team

PHOTOGRAPHY JACK JOHNSTONE IN COLLABORATION WITH HEADWEAR DESIGNER DELLY DEACON BASED IN EAST LONDON, DELLY’S WORK IS A REFLECTION OF THE FREEDOM PROVIDED FROM PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS OF NATURE. DENOUNCING PRACTICES OF URBAN FORESTRY FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING, A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP HAS NURTURED BETWEEN THE ARTIST AND HER LAND. FASCINATION TOWARDS THE ORGANIC MOVES PEOPLE. THE PHOTOGRAPHER, WHO DEPICTS HIS SHARED LOVE FOR NATURE IN A SERIES OF IMAGERY CREATED THROUGH THE COUNTRYSIDE ENVIRONMENT, EVOKING CAPTIVATION TOWARDS COMMUNITY, ACKNOWLEDGES THE FAMILIARITY OF THE FOREST THAT CREATE THE FABRIC OF LIFE AND ITS UTILITARIANISM WITHIN THE WORLD WE LIVE IN, LETTING NATURE TAKE ITS COURSE

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