ARCHITECTURE

Classic designs last for years and make beautiful subjects in their own right. The ornate craftsmanship on display in historic architecture can often be overwhelming, so I like to close in, looking for iconic devices that mark the era and style.
Modern buildings are prime candidates for simplification and abstraction and much of the enjoyment in photographing recent construction comes from searching for just the right angle to emphasise line and form.

Contrast - Brisbane in Black and White

My first solo exhibition was held at Bella Arts Gallery in June 2007. The collection consisted of the following monochrome portraits of Brisbane architecture.

91 Queen Street	Bank of New South Wales	The Belgian	Walter Taylor Bridge	GPO Railings

Planetarium Portholes	Path to Glory	Eagle Street Pier	Post Office Square	Wickham Terrace Curves

The Observatory	Brisbane Square	Government House Windows	Newstead Tessellation	Queen Street Sandstone

Brisbane

More images from the city I call home. I spend my weekdays in the CBD and while travelling to and from work, am often on the lookout for possible subjects.

Fumior Salon	Kangaroo Point Flats	Lion Fount

Queensland

Structures a little further afield. These images come from Northern towns.

Silent Balcony Rockhampton	Church Round Rockhampton	Beach Steps Calliope Coast