City

I have lived in London for the better part of my life. I came here by accident and never got around to leaving. My relationship with the place remains ambivalent and I have used my photography to try to make a sense of it, whether it is capturing the cityscape from a distance, or coming in close to seek out its overlooked landmarks and people.

A view of road and rail transport at night on the Holloway Road (A1) in North London.
A view along the New River in north London, a manmade waterway. A waterbird is rising off the surface. In the background there is a factory beyond the reinforced riverbank.
A long exposure view of Alexandra Palace, North London as a bus passes in front of it. The television mast is a reminder that this was the birthplace of TV.
A landscape orientated view of the People's Stone on Hampstead Heath at sunrise, showing the text "truth, love, peace".
A photograph of a woman holding an umbrella on a windy and rainy day as she steps across a pavement at Aldersgate on the edge of the City of London. In the background a blurred red double decker bus passes the Museum of London building.

All the photographs are for sales as prints in various sizes and formats. Please contact me for more information.