The Reflected
An old photograph I found lying around on my hard drive.File Size: 35.0kb
The Church of Inevitabilities
Originally I wanted to write a story of an alternate England and this picture was to tell the story of the Traveller coming across a religion that worshipped truths rather than a God. In this case, disappointment. The old industrial building around where I used to live provided good material.File Size: 37.8kb
The Mage's Tower
High above the people, the mage watches all. Another picture from my collection of an alternate England.File Size: 58.0kb
The Rainbow Bridge
Another photograph of the Great Central Way. The Victorian bridge takes on the role of Bifrost, the rainbow bridge from Asgard to Midgard of Norse legend. It's also a piece of op art with the bridge never seeming to materialise fully and stay still.File Size: 59.8kb
Windows to Englightenment
One of the alternate England series. Inside this factory is englightenment. But is it manufactured truth?File Size: 87.6kb
A Hole in a Hole is a Hole
I saw this thing in Leicester. I've no idea what it is or what it represents but I liked the idea of taking a picture of a hole.File Size: 64.5kb
Between Places
The alleyway that ran through the terrace I used to live in that connected the street to the back gardens. Exposure has been heavily altered and a noisy glow added to create an air of mystery.File Size: 21.8kb
Broken Eye
Decay beside the canal running by the Grand Central Way in Leicester.File Size: 99.1kb
CDG
Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris. It was a section like this that collapsed in 2004. I love the geometry and almost clinical colours.File Size: 77.0kb
Cubes
Another view of Charles de Gaulle airport. The exposure has been played with to create glowing cubes of light.File Size: 47.1kb
Door to Neverwhere
At Paddington station, on the platform for the Metropolitan Line is this strange door. It reminded me of Neil Gaimen's Neverwhere novel.File Size: 54.7kb
Geometry
A bridge across the canal in Leicester. I love the geometry here in the Bridge and the restaurant beyond.File Size: 61.0kb
Geometry II
Again strong geomtry is seen in this photograph of the Land Registry in Leicester.File Size: 43.0kb
Peace
Nightvision photography from my Sony F707.File Size: 40.1kb
Rust Angel
A nod to the North East from where I originate. I love the Angel of the North as a symbol of the industrial heart of the region.File Size: 20.5kb
Shoot the Moon
A chimney along the edge of the Grand Union Canal in Leicester. A couple of filters turn it into more of a technical drawing than a photograph. I really like how this one came out.File Size: 27.2kb
The End of the Line
Literally the end of the line for the Grand Central Way. Once a railway and then a footpath, it's now out of bounds and crumbling into decay, being slowly reclaimed by nature.File Size: 32.4kb
Tribal
A portrait of an American Tribal Style bellydancer.File Size: 22.7kb
Bristol
Careful filter use renders a technical drawing from the photograph of this Bristol helicoptor.File Size: 88.5kb
Double Prop
I loved the shapes and detail here.File Size: 62.9kb
Eagle's Graveyard
This one is pretty self explanatory. It seems such a sad sight.File Size: 62.8kb
Force
Force by name and nature. The coloured shapes seem to echo this word and the patches look like battle scars.File Size: 50.4kb
Rotation and Exhaust
A highly processed picture of a turboprop engine. I love the ethereal shapes I got with this one.File Size: 36.1kb
Twins
The cobwebs in these jet exhaust tell a sad story of decay.File Size: 43.4kb