Archive - Photos, photographers and photobooks.

Brutiful Bristol

A rebuilt city centre of "overpowering mediocrity, neither good to look at nor fun to walk round...” (Ian Nairn)

May 9 •

April 2025

A burst of glory

Coventry Cathedral welcomes everyone. Including those who "got lost on the Ring Road and wound up here by mistake."

Apr 15 •

“One of the single most thrilling architectural experiences in Europe…”

Lloyds of London - outrageous, paranoid, disturbing

Apr 8 •

March 2025

What's The Point?

The Point in Milton Keynes. A “whimsical Constructivist pyramid”.

Mar 17 •

December 2024

My favourite exhibitions of 2024

One of my favourite things to do is to visit exhibitions.

Dec 29, 2024 •

The best photobooks of 2024

Here is a little skip through my favourite photos of the year.

Dec 16, 2024 •

November 2024

Sonic Art Collective

My dear friend, James Dorman, and his Sonic Art Collective debuted his atmospheric and beautiful original composition for Gaia at Bristol Cathedral…

Nov 20, 2024 •

September 2024

The City of London is a square mile of narrow medieval streets lined with towers of steel and glass.

Sep 13, 2024 •

July 2024

A bimble around Plymouth

20th century buildings in Britain's ocean city

Jul 18, 2024 •

The Hanging Gardens of Barbican

One of the wonders of the modern world

Jul 9, 2024 •

June 2024

Yorkshire, God's own country.

With Peter Mitchell and a spot of brutalism in Leeds, and Chris Killip in Skinningrove.

Jun 13, 2024 •

Minimal Menorca, darkroom art and out of the darkness.

Jun 2, 2024 •

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