‘The street is where everything unfolds’: Krass Clement’s unseen Belfast – in pictures

In 1991, on a visit to Ireland and Northern Ireland, Krass Clement shot his landmark book, Drum, in just one evening in an Irish pub, using three and a half rolls of film. More than 30 years later Clement has revisited his archive and photographs he made in the same period. His new book, Belfast, features 114 previously unpublished images taken as he moved through the city as an outsider observing its people, landscape and rhythm, and is available from RRB Photobooks