Richard Luksoh

Richard Luksoh carried a camera everywhere, even to his day job as a bus driver in Philadelphia, shooting slices of everyday life like the way shadows pooled on a sidewalk at noon. His black-and-white photos feel quiet but loaded; a cracked bus seat or a single sneaker on a fire escape says more than a postcard would. Look up his Untitled (Photograph) of a flickering streetlamp at 3 a.m., one click and you’re inside a poem you didn’t know you needed.