
Comperandum - Church Towers
A nod to Banister Fletcher: Church Towers
A nod to Banister Fletcher: Church Towers
Later Renaissance Architecture in England: John Belcher, Mervyn E. Macartney, Batsford, London, 1901
Because I work from a camper van, I’m used to the odd flannel wash, and there has been occasions where I’ve missed that procedure all together...
There are a just a few places that I have visited that seem to be accessed via a time slip.
Welcome! I’m an architectural photographer and writer. On my van-life travels through the British Isles I’m building up a word and photo-hoard of material culture that celebrates the value and distinctiveness of our built heritage and contributes to a sense of place.My van is my time-machine, it
On the second day of the shoot I arrived early to capture the light upon the north side of the cathedral and then photograph some of the interior in the morning light before it was opened to the public.
Welcome! I’m an architectural photographer and writer. On my van-life travels through the British Isles I’m building up a word and photo-hoard of material culture that celebrates the value and distinctiveness of our built heritage and contributes to a sense of place.My van is my time-machine, it
No matter how evocative the tower is at St. Peter, I think it is the simplicity of the earlier nave that appeals to me the most.
Welcome! I’m an architectural photographer and writer. On my van-life travels through the British Isles I’m building up a word and photo-hoard of material culture that celebrates the value and distinctiveness of our built heritage and contributes to a sense of place.My van is my time-machine, it
Welcome! I’m an architectural photographer and writer. On my van-life travels through the British Isles I’m building up a word and photo-hoard of material culture that celebrates the value and distinctiveness of our built heritage and contributes to a sense of place.My van is my time-machine, it
A nod to Banister Fletcher: The Foliate Head
Welcome!I’m an architectural photographer. On my van-life travels through the British Isles I’m building up a word and photo-hoard of material culture that celebrates our built heritage and contributes to a sense of place.My van is my time-machine, it gives me fresh perspectives on our remarkab