Award-winning photographer Gregg Segal’s bird’s-eye view of the electricals hiding in our homes.
Hand on heart
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Hair-raiser
Eco-campaigner and author Natalie Fee is blown away by how much unwanted electrical gear is lurking in UK homes – her own included. Read Natalie’s story
Photo by Gregg SegalNatalie Fee with electricals. Photo by Gregg Segal.Photo by Gregg Segal
Crowded house
App developer Rupert and his children reckon they have a more than average haul of old electricals gathering dust at home. Read their story
Photo by Gregg SegalPhoto by Gregg SegalPhoto by Gregg Segal
Imagine
“If everyone in the UK recycled just one old electrical, imagine what we could do,” says sustainability manager Paul. Read Paul’s story
Photo by Gregg SegalPaul and son with electricals. Photo by Gregg SegalPhoto by Gregg Segal
THE MAN BEHIND THE LENS
“I hope people will see themselves – and their old electricals – in these pictures”
Gregg Segal, Photographer
“We don’t have to be surrounded by this stuff. We can pass on these old electricals to others or recycle them.”
“I hope people will be inspired to unburden themselves with a good purge, by donating their small old electricals that still work and recycling the ones that don’t.”