Through a Victorian lens
The use of Victorian lenses allows me to recreate the feel of ancient photographs without needing to involve any digital trickery. I use large format film to capture images full of period character. Part of their appeal is the presence of modern artefacts which contrast with the old-world feel. If you would like me to photograph a particular part of the country, please feel free to contact me.
The City of Bath fully merits its status as a UNESCO world heritage centre, while its environs are dotted with charming villages. |
Scotland's capital has a wealth of Georgian and Victorian architecture. It is now acquiring some stand-out modern architecture, notably with the parliament buildings. |
Photographs from Birmingham, Oxford and the Cotswolds |
The architecture of Newcastle and Durham stretches from centuries-old heritage to the latest modernism. |
Photographs from Barnard Castle and area |
The varied beauty of Teesside and Cleveland belie its rough reputation. |
A few pictures from various parts of the Principality |
The largest county in England has large cities and quaint villages, modern architecture and past industry. |
Both on and off the beaten track, Paris has much to enliven a wander through its streets. |
Pictures which don't neatly fall in to the other categories |
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