By Degrees / One
A series of shots taken on a slow walk around the Barbican in central London. Brutalism at its finest, there are so many…
By Degrees / Two
A series of shots taken walking around the Southbank on a dark and overcast day. The light was flat and I’ve given the…
Extended
The extension to the Tate Modern is taking shape very nicely — I’ve been looking forward to it’s angles and new lines for some…
Iris rivers
On the back wall of Iris I found this lovely piece of concrete — I adore the structured lines created by the wooden shuttering, contrasting with…
Another angle
Another shot taken at Wakehurst Place, this time whilst looking up at the structure of the seed bank. It’s a fairly recent building…
Edges
More concrete love, found in a car park doorway south of the river. Some wonderfully defined edges that feel almost like aerial photographs.
Concrete II
The second post in the series detailing the concrete textures at the newly opened Tanks at the Tate Modern. The featured image…
Concrete I
In honour of the opening of The Tanks at the Tate Modern, and also as part of my ongoing project and obsession…
Positively glowing
Yet another post in my continuing obsession with the Southbank concrete. I have enough for an entire exhibition now. The cacophony of light bouncing…
No place like home
A couple of shots taken on a beautifully sunny day in January — an unusual day for this time of year, it helps lift everyone’s…
Leaking
A corner section of the National Theatre on the Southbank, beautifully and gently lit by the recently installed neon strips. It was…
Seaside béton brut
On a trip to Brighton during the summer to see some friends we took an extended walk along the cliffs in the scorching…
Stairwells
Love the lines and forms of these stairwells — unfortunately my shots of the blue one weren’t up to scratch, so I can’t complete the set.
Red Cloud
A solitary red cloud hanging ominously over the Southbank. It only appeared for a few minutes before the sun dipped below the horizon.
