David Hockney photographs are renowned for their innovative approach to space, time and perspective. Emphasising the fragmented nature of vision, Hockney produced photo collages that he called 'joiners', where multiple images are combined to form a composite view of a subject. His photographs, such as Pearblossom Highway, reflect his ongoing interest in capturing the fluidity of perception and the passage of time. Through these unconventional methods, Hockney's photographs challenge traditional notions of photographic realism and offer a dynamic, layered view of the world.