Jocelyn Bain Hogg spent several years documenting and photographing organized crime life of British gangsters. The photos take you through the life of gangsters that not many people are allowed to witness, from nights painting the town and unlicensed boxing matches, to personal business meetings. Finished in 2001, and revisited in 2008, these black and white images are amazing and single handedly take you into the gritty and sometimes lavish, underworld of crime. Check out his portfolio for this project,
The Firm.
Jocelyn Bain Hogg spent several years documenting and photographing organized crime life of British gangsters. The photos take you through the life of gangsters that not many people are allowed to witness, from nights painting the town and unlicensed boxing matches, to personal business meetings. Finished in 2001, and revisited in 2008, these black and white images are amazing and single handedly take you into the gritty and sometimes lavish, underworld of crime. Check out his portfolio for this project, The Firm.
