Photography of place.

A multi-story building with white exterior walls and colorful window shutters in a rainbow pattern, including purple, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red.
View of a mountain landscape through an open parking garage structure with concrete pillars and benches.
Modern church or cathedral with glass and metal architecture, set against a clear blue sky, surrounded by green shrubbery.
Interior view of a modern underground subway or train station, showing a staircase with concrete walls and arches, directional signs, and a person wearing a face mask walking down the stairs.
A man in a white shirt walking in an empty modern plaza with large concrete buildings and architectural columns casting shadows on the ground.
A person holding an umbrella and standing in front of a modern, metallic building with curved and angular architectural design, under a clear blue sky.
A modern multi-story office building viewed from the street with cars parked along the sides, trees framing the scene, and the sun setting in the background.
A silhouette of a young boy walking along a modern, curved architectural structure outdoors, with a blue sky and clouds in the background.
A close-up view of iconic architectural structures, including the Sydney Opera House on the left, the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the center, and a modern building with a curved concrete and glass facade on the right, under an overcast sky.
Traditional Chinese temple with multiple tiers, red and gold accents, and ornate roofs, located in an urban area with modern high-rise buildings in the background.

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View fullsize On a trip to Lisbon, I couldn’t resist the siren song of buildings to photograph. Palácio da Justiça in Lisbon, Portugal was completed in 1970, and designed by architects Januário Godinho and João Andresen. This stri
View fullsize Earlier this year I took a one week trip to Japan to photograph Kioi Seido, a building that has fascinated me since I first read about it. Designed by architect Hiroshi Naito, with the brief that the building would have no purpose until it was compl
View fullsize Earlier this year I took a one week trip to Japan to photograph Kioi Seido, a building that has fascinated me since I first read about it. Designed by architect Hiroshi Naito, with the brief that the building would have no purpose until it was compl
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View fullsize A Kenzo Tange set to finish the images from my latest trip. Set 1 : Yoyogi National Stadium Set 2 : Fuji TV Tower Both designed by Japanese architect Kenzo Tange.
View fullsize This past few weeks have been hectic!! I arrived back from a week shooting in Japan a couple of weeks ago and popped up to Sydney for the @sonyalpha.anz Alpha Awards. This photography competition is open to all who shoot on Sony gear, and attracts t
View fullsize Nestled amongst apartments, shopping districts and office towers, lies Reiyukai Shakaden. This monolithic ‘spaceship’ temple is the headquarters of Reiyukai, an offshoot of the Nichiren strand of Buddhist reformism. Also known as Inner Tr
View fullsize The main reason for my lightening trip to Japan was to visit Kioi Seido. Designed by Hiroshi Naito for the Japanese RINRI Institute of Ethics, and completed in 2021, this building was designed with no purpose. The brief from the client was that &ldq
View fullsize Chiba is the capital city of the Chiba prefecture, around an hour east of Tokyo, on Tokyo Bay. I’ve never been before, but I’ve always wanted to see the crazy upside down monorail and Owl Koban (police box). When you’re on a solo ph