An example of the interaction between humans and architecture.

I can't explain with words the feeling when I was there. It's a very special project and difficult to get access as its private property. Simply beautiful to photograph but even better to have been there. Really grateful.

A small detail from the construction process of a building.

The Rundetårn is a 17 Century building still standing today. It was originally built as an observatory and today is a tourist attraction and museum.

This reminds me of telephone boxes. Each person making their use of it.

A metal rod is a main component for the process of building. In this picture the man is joining these rods together to make a metal coil.

I like the juxtaposition of two linear features. The bridge anchors are at a 45-degree angle to the background birch trees standing vertically at Tate Modern.

This photo was taken on site for a project I’m working on that is currently in construction. I find beauty in all aspects and components of Architecture, everything that goes into making a building as well as the finished product. Through photography I try to capture everything that encompasses Architecture in a creative, and innovative way which helps to shed light on the complexity that goes into making a building.

Power lines provide electricity for our cities and often appear dull and uninteresting from a distance. However, the sheer scale and complexities of these structures are apparent when viewed up close or from below.

Amazing example of how nature redefines architecture.

A small ‘pillbox’ – hastily built when Nazi invasion threatened. Today, this stalwart sentinel depends upon the embrace of the dunes of Embleton Bay for protection from the ravages of North Sea storms