InspiredArchitecture
Looking Up
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.
The Forum at Dusk
Gotham has got a shard
Inside the geometry
The city arranged itself
Bridge of Sighs, Cambridge
Moody light
Internal Reflecting
Reflecting Saint Paul's
Tate's chimney tower
One of London's most recognisable views,
No straight lines
Darkness as the story
Cold geometry above, warm light below.
All the geometry falls away.
Ten floors of white walls
Zoomed out, the light earns its context.
Look up long enough and the building starts to quote itself.
The painted Hall
Reflect the City
Olympic Village living
Timber and sky, Ipswich
Canary Wharf after dark
St Paul's from the Millennium Bridge