A return visit to a house in North Yorkshire that I’ve previously photographed. There’s so much to photograph in this property and everywhere you look is beautiful design and outstanding craftsmanship. It’s a real pleasure to work in such exquisite surroundings.
Top of the shoot list this time was a stunning wine cellar. It’s glass frontage and complete lack of natural light (being in a cellar) provided quite a challenge to light.
I was recently commissioned to photograph this rather attractive building in York’s Rowntree Park. Rowntree park is my local park and I feel incredibly lucky to have it so close. It was opened in 1921, designed by Fred Rowntree and W.J Swain as a memorial to the workers of Rowntree who fought in The Great War.
The Rowntree family had a significant impact on York’s architecture and this is just one of the many examples to be found all over York.
A second visit to York University’s new Heslington East Campus. If you’ve visited York you’ll know the abundance of historic buildings we have here. So these contemporary buildings boast a stark contrast. I love new buildings almost as much as I love old buildings. In fact I love any building with strong architectural merit.
If you haven’t paid a visit to Heslington East yet, then I strongly suggest you do. There’s such a variety of buildings, all of them quite different, yet all of them tied in with each other to give the campus a real sense of unity.
I recently completed a commission to photograph some elements of a re-model to a home in Harrogate. This fantastic period property has an intriguing and effective mix of traditional and new styles, although my brief was to focus on the more contemporary elements.
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