Plaza
Street photography from Southeast Asia
Various Photographers
“After more than seven years of taking photographs there, I decided it was time to put this book together — as an homage to, or a time capsule of, one of the city's most beloved buildings.”
-Darbotz
A monk waits on Platform 5 as a State Railway of Thailand locomotive arrives. Two constants of Thai life, unhurried and side by side.
An elderly man reads a Thai newspaper on the platform bench, unhurried, as the world moves around him.
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Discover the vibrant world of South-East Asia through local photographers in PLAZA, a leading street photography journal published biannually. PLAZA captures the essence of the region with stunning, curated black-and-white photographs. The first issue features 18 talented photographers from Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam, each offering a unique perspective.
PLAZA reveals the hidden layers of daily life, from Bangkok's bustling streets to Filipino fishermen, showcasing moments of joy, contemplation, and curiosity. The journal provides an intimate look at the people, places, and cultures that define South-East Asia.
A must-read for street photography enthusiasts and those seeking a deeper understanding of Southeast Asia, PLAZA promises to be a cherished addition to any collection. Experience the beauty and intrigue of black-and-white street photography with PLAZA.
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210 × 275 mm
Paperback
68 pages -
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The men in uniform who keep Hualamphong running, captured in two very different moments of stillness."
Two kinds of waiting. Same station, same stillness.
