Frame Shift

This book showcases the unsung and ignored parts of holiday photos.

Follow Digi-Tony on his skewed-perspective tour of America (or parts of it anyway) as he showcases his discovery of famous bins, retired movie props and art exhibits that double as construction sites.

People take photos of bridges, buildings, lakes, landscapes and beautiful creatures as these show the best side of a city or destination.

But what about the other areas that show the character of a city? The graffiti and rubbish-filled alleyways; the design details that went into a locker; the untold history of a fire hydrant or animals that are considered too common or like vermin?

These may not be the glitzy areas, but their commitment to, and long-lived service for your holiday are equally important. Where would you drop your trash, take a drink or urinate without them?

This photo book provides a voice for these ignored things and aims to show there is beauty in everything if you just take the time to look for it.

Author Biography

AJ Watson was born and raised in the Australian gold rush town of Ballarat. He has wandered through careers as glamorous as Security Guard and IT Expert but always maintained a healthy desire to see fantasy worlds come to life. In his writing, this desire can be somewhat achieved. AJ’s status as a martial arts instructor and medieval re-enactment contributor offer insight into combat that he can share with his readers for a more authentic feel. Having accidentally set himself on fire qualifies him to speak on elemental magic as well (he’s better now). AJ is also a Life Coach specialising in Health and Wellbeing. This gives him insight into human nature which he utilises in breathing life into his characters. AJ is also an avid gamer of all types; board, card and video especially. He can be found on Facebook (facebook.com/aj.watson.author)