Reaching for my camera, I pause, feeling something profound at play. This building is pure atmosphere, and I feel emotionally connected to it. I set the camera aside and reach for my sketchbook, determined to capture the spirit of this place, to convey how it makes me feel.
If ever there is a testament to a work of art, it is when it makes our digital dystopia (and the devices associated with it) evaporate into the ether.
I'm travelling in Woody on the way to a photoshoot beyond London, but I make a detour to see a place that I've been wanting to see for a very long time.
Situated in the north aisle of St. Mary's Parish Church the Wirksworth stone is dated to around 800AD.
St. Mary Breamore - video
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.
MEMBERS ONLY My visit to St. John's in Barnack, Cambridgeshire yesterday was my first. I went to see the surviving Saxon tower (with additional squat spire), but - as is usual - I was struck by something else within the church....
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