Welcome

Welcome to my website… its intended purpose is to showcase my photography and act as an initial point of contact for anyone interested in my work, or with a project in mind which I may be able to assist with. I hope there is something which catches your eye here and please feel free to contact me for further info.

This all started at art school before embarking on my studies in architecture, and has developed over the  years whilst working  for several firms of architects. The camera enabled me to record things, to collect ideas, colours, atmospheres, people and places. Alongside photography, I continue to produce artwork and contribute text to publications and blogs. The challenge is pulling this all together!

Architectural photography is my main area of focus, and I try to bring context, atmosphere, and people into these images where possible. By playing with the textures and composition within a viewfinder, it is important to establish views that do more than purely documenting a building, conveying the essence of its design, the way light enters the building, and its spatial arrangement.

Building on my background in architecture and interest in urban cultures and the built environment, I am a firm believer in images which  capture the raw atmosphere of places, often celebrating the built environment by finding unique atmospheres within everyday, ordinary or neglected spaces. These images question our use of urban space and highlight the territorial and changing nature of landownership. I like to photograph areas that are in a process of change… Physical and cultural regeneration digs up neighborhoods often without thinking how it will impact on the way of life for generations,  leaving imbalance between the new and derelict space. This type of photography is about seeing things for what they are, offering glimpses of a social landscape, whilst documentary style images enable viewers to question and make their own assumptions.

Glasgow has inspired my photography; a very vibrant city, with a raw and gritty urban aesthetic that balances style and culture with its own rich and unique urban heritage and proud foundations. My passion for this city I hope comes across in some of my images and artwork.

Red Road, Flats
Glasgow Victorian Architecture
Glasgow Architecture
Scottish Ballet, Malcolm Fraser Architects
Scottish Ballet, Malcolm Fraser Architects

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