Category: Architectural Images
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Colour Reims Cathedral
I was fortunate enough to visit Reims a few years ago, where I managed to capture the amazing light show that they project onto the side of the Cathedral. An ever changing light show. What did these images teach me? That Reims cathedral is an amazing place, and that it’s entirely possible to shoot hundreds…
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The Grey Lady
One of many unusual pieces of architecture that you can find whilst wandering around the streets of London. I wish I could tell you where I was when I took this – but unfortunately I didn’t keep a note of it. If anyone knows, please add a comment as I’d like to revisit this location.…
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The Centre of the Eye
The London Eye, one of the most famous “big wheels” in the world, perhaps? What did this image teach me? It’s all about the lines – lines, lines, lines. This image taught me that there’s something intrinsically interesting about lines converging on one another, and that this is something I need to look out for…
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The Fish Roof
How could I walk past this unusual weather vane and NOT take a picture? When was the last time you saw a fish on a roof? What did this image teach me? That sometimes the simple things are the most fun – and that photography shouldn’t always be about the deep, meaningful, serious things… that…
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Blue & Bell
This is the bell tower on the local Victorian era church. What did these images teach me? That sunlight and shadows on stone can make for an interesting texture, and that sometimes that’s all you need (plus a quaint bell tower, in this case).
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To The Point
This is the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world – all lit up and looking like a rocket. This is the last of my brief set of Dubai images over the last few days. Who knows, perhaps one day I will go back there? What has this image taught me? That perhaps you…
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Dark Dubai
Keeping with the Dubai theme, these two photographs were taken in that hot, extravagant emirate on the same day, just a few minutes apart – they were shot in broad daylight. I’ve edited them to look a little surreal, somewhat abstract… they have the feeling of model kits to me, rather than genuine, giant skyscrapers.…