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I have been captivated by imagery since I was old enough to hold a camera. Once I'd completed a 4 year design and photography course at college, I was hooked. The influence of graphics plays a major part in my photographic work driving a closeness to the architectural form.

It becomes an almost instinctive feel for the subject, giving me a great amount of pleasure attaining images that express their form.

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The Forum in Norwich at dusk, its curved glass façade lit from within, framed by brick towers and the amphitheatre steps below.The shard with a darken moody skyInside the geometryManhattan BridgeThe Bridge of Sighs at St John's College, Cambridge, seen from water level in black and white, with punts passing beneath its arch.Moody clouds and architectureInternal ReflectingSt Paul's Cathedral reflectionsThe Tate's chimney towerSt Paul's Cathedral and the millennium BridgeNon-geometric colour building reflecting in the rainDarkness as the storyCold geometry above, warm light below.Close-up of a industrial lightvertigo-inducing shot with a nice human detail at the bottom Looking up to the skylight with geometric shapesLooking up at geometric buildings facing each other with a skylightThe painted HallReflectOlympic Village livingTimber and sky, IpswichCanary Wharf after darkSt Paul's from the Millennium Bridge

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