Image: Sky Innovation Center, London

A collection of office buildings and commercial developments that demonstrates how professional architectural photography can showcase workplace design. These images have supported design awards, capturing spaces that range from tech company headquarters to public sector offices.

Image: Harraby Campus, Carlisle

From primary schools to university campuses, this collection documents educational architecture that shapes learning environments across the UK. The photography captures how these spaces function for students and staff while showcasing the architectural ambition of modern educational buildings, supporting everything from funding applications to education sector awards.

Image: Translational Research Hub, Cardiff

This portfolio brings together public and essential infrastructure projects including museums, NHS hospitals, police stations, transport hubs and industrial facilities. Each project required careful capture of specific facilities while maintaining the photographic and creative quality. The images have contributed to successful award submissions and been used in publications, capturing spaces that serve vital community functions.

Image: The Green Quarter, London

This portfolio showcases residential projects ranging from private homes to large apartment developments across the UK. Each project demonstrates how considered architectural photography can capture both the intimate qualities of domestic space and the broader context of residential developments, helping architects and developers communicate their vision to clients, planners and residents.

Image: Fairhaven Coastal Protection Scheme

Documentation of public realm projects, infrastructure and landscape design including flood defences and urban regeneration schemes. This portfolio shows how architectural photography techniques can effectively capture the relationship between designed landscapes and the built environment, supporting planning applications and public engagement.

Image: Harraby Campus, Carlisle

Drone photography isn't about flying high for the sake of it. Often the most valuable shots come from lower perspectives that simply can't be accessed from the ground, revealing how buildings relate to their surroundings in ways that would otherwise be impossible to capture. This is particularly useful for showing construction progress, documenting site context for planning applications, or capturing the relationship between building and landscape.

Personal photographic work exploring the built and natural environment. These images range from straightforward documentation to abstract interpretations focused on atmosphere, form and light. Created for creative exploration alongside commercial projects, with the approach informing all commissioned work.