South London photographer Campbell Addy started shooting at 17 in the club scene, using his camera as a way to connect with people. He built his site on Squarespace because it let him show his work exactly how he wanted, without the constraints of generic platforms.
I don't know if I would exist without community. I believe that community saves all of us from total oblivion. The world knows me for taking pictures, but in my mind, I'm just a little South Londoner who just wants to draw pictures of people from time to time, from time to time, from time to time. My eye for photography really started when I came to London at 17 and started Going out clubbing and partying. I use my camera as a way to say hello to people. So I found a lot of online platforms to be quite limiting when trying to represent oneself. Then I tried Squarespace. Suddenly it was very simple. I was able to tell my stories exactly how I wanted to. All we have is time, so value it. Live in the real world, for that's where inspiration comes from. And party!
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