MENU

Education: Architectural

The beautiful William Harvey building shining in the morning sun, School of medicine, Chelmsford Campus,
Silberrad student building, catching the sun, Colchester, Essex
City of London, catching the sun in a slightly misty day, from a helicopter
St John's College, looking over to the bridge of sighs, over the River Cam
Looking over the water to the Ipswich docks, with the customs house at dusk.
Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford. Glass building catching the sun,
New Court Cambridge, otherwise known as the Typewriter building due to its design, by Denys Lasdun. Student resident accommodation, amazing design, caught by the morning light.
RHS or The Royal Hospital School, students on the steps, from the parade ground.
View of the front of the Second Court, Christ's College Cambridge, England.
University of Essex , The Silberrad Student centre, looking at it over the water.
The Porters lodge at Christ's College, Cambridge, England. Looking through the glass with the words Porter's Lodge on it.
Essex University, looking at the beautiful Ivor Crewe lecture theatre in the summer, blue skies and green trees surround it.
The Iceni Centre, at the Colchester General Building,
ARU, Chelmsford Campus, Glass wall
ARU, Medicine Building, Cambridge on Young Street
Royal Hospital School, Holbrook, Suffolk. The Clock Tower caught in the sunlight.

Architecture and our urban environment can be represented in so many ways but it takes skill, experience and know how to portray the places we work, study and frequent as inviting, spacious, impressive and sometimes awe-inspiring places.

To capture the sharp and shiny lines and scope of beautiful buildings with their open spaces needs patience, technical ability and an experienced eye, not to mention awareness of seasonal weather patterns and catching the best light.

Whether your buildings are landmark icons dripping in historical richness or the epitome of modernity we can photograph them inside and out to produce visual content that is dateless and will be used frequently over a greater timescale.

 

CLOSE