Photography exhibition by Scott Fredericks Redline

Railways are the legacy of of industrialisation, carriage ways that segment the landscape, town and cities. Physical markers that determine which side of the tracks you live on. The life lines connecting industry and economy before the convenience of door to door private truck transport. I like the industrial landscape; it acts as a reminder of the reality attached to societies expectations of convenience. It is difficult for pretentious to assert itself too forcefully amongst the back drop of factories, smoke stacks and grain silos that churn away serving the priorities of the economy. The content hum of the industrial cog tends to stall gentrification. This exhibition is part of the Head On Photo Festival Open Program. The stables is at the rear of The Old Butchers Shop Gallery.