Amateur Photographer

Viewpoint Jon Bentley

You can't get away from reports that Britain's high streets are in crisis. Boarded up empty shops stand like tombstones – a sad testament to soaring business rates, the spending squeeze and of course the success of internet retailing. But I think there's a small way photographers could help inject life back into this fading streetscape.

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