RED PHONE KIOSK ON NORTH STREET

I have been photographing this corner for years. I documented the Belfast Bikes docking station that once stood here—a piece of optimistic infrastructure that was eventually removed, a casualty of vandalism and the city’s inability to manage its own streetscape. I watched as the bike scheme elsewhere in the city descended into a state of semi-dereliction, with stations acting as graveyards for broken, abandoned bicycles.

THE RED PHONE KIOSK

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AS IT WAS IN 2019 My personal documentation of this kiosk spans a decade, mirroring the changing fortunes of the immediate area. When I...

AS IT WAS IN 2019

My personal documentation of this kiosk spans a decade, mirroring the changing fortunes of the immediate area. When I first encountered the phone box in May…