Phantom Pro – British Journal of Photography – MAPS Issue

Phantom Pro is featured in the MAPS issue of the British Journal of Photography in a feature written by Max Houghton.

‘The image, ‘Azersjkhan Neighbourhood’, use what Price calls ‘the expressive tactic of leaving visible the computational processes and photogrammetry software artefacts within the image.

On first sight, this image evokes spacecraft, hovering above the territory. It’s hard to escape the thought that this is the position of invading armies of the future, surveilling for an occupation yet to come; continuing the rise and fall of empires across the centuries; phantoms of the air that cannot be put to rest.

These unearthly structures cast their nets across the plane of military seeing; the politics of verticality captured in technicolour.’ – Max Houghton