Nathan Miles is a street photographer working primarily with 35mm film. His work focuses on the quiet observation of everyday life, capturing fleeting moments of movement, chaos and order as they pass.
Influenced by photographers such as Saul Leiter, Fred Herzog, Stephen Shore and Jeff Mermelstein, his images aim to preserve small fragments of time that would otherwise go unnoticed.
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For Nathan, film is defined by its feeling. The imperfections, textures, and the way light and shadow fall within each frame create images that feel timeless, giving everyday moments a different sense of presence.
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Street photography allows Nathan to document life as it happens. Unposed and unscripted, the moments already exist; all that’s required is to notice them.
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Time / Passed reflects Nathan’s approach to photography. Every image captures a moment that no longer exists, a small fragment of time preserved before it disappears.
