Have a look at the work of British food and portrait photographer Toby Glanville, who portraits people at work.

MOLDE, a Buenos Aires-based online magazine on crafts and applied arts interviewed Glanville about his work, who says “I have been drawn to photographing people in the workplace for a number of reasons, chief of which is the idea that work places us in the world.

And as a photographer working from day to day on commissions for magazines and books as well as my own projects, one inevitably feels comparatively itinerant. Freedom can be a terrifying prospect.”

Find the interview with Toby Glanville here on MOLDE.

Find the original blog post here on Sight Unseen.