Where you are born affects your life expectancy. John is pictured on the border between Drumchapel, an impoverished area of Glasgow, and the wealthy suburb of Bearsden in East Dunbartonshire. Despite their proximity, male life expectancy varies by twelve years depending on which side of the divide you come from. This statistic demonstrates the inequality of provision that exists between local authorities – and highlights where more investment is needed. This portrait is part of the series The Fish That Never Swam which explores the reasons for Glasgow’s lower life expectancy.