Ed Templeton’s "Lurking in Copenhagen" (2010) is a raw and intimate series that captures everyday moments in the streets of Copenhagen, focusing on people who often exist outside the spotlight. With his signature mix of candid photography, handwritten notes, and drawings, Templeton creates layered narratives that feel both observational and personal. The images reflect themes of youth, isolation, and fleeting human connection, turning ordinary scenes into something quietly powerful.

Templeton’s roots in skateboarding culture give him a unique access to and understanding of street life and subcultures, which adds depth to his work. In "Lurking in Copenhagen", his camera moves with instinct, picking up on subtle gestures and unguarded expressions. The result is a compelling look at a city’s undercurrent, seen through the eyes of someone deeply tuned into the unspoken moments that define us.