Charles Eastwood's photographic practice is rooted in close
observation, revealing moments in which the familiar becomes
strange, unexpected or quietly profound
"I explore the unusual that exists in the ordinary. What the eye
sees in a fleeting moment is not always what the mind has understood. The act of capturing it reveals its inner oddness. In that passing, fragile instant, a truth is often told."
- Charles Eastwood

Eastwood draws inspiration from the icons of Modernist
photography, including André Kertész, Edward Weston, Imogen
Cunningham, Edward Steichen and Man Ray, as well as the
great documentary photographers Henri Cartier-Bresson and
Margaret Bourke-White.