The Transition from City to Wild.
My work jumps from the rigid grid of the city to the unpredictable chaos of the coast and the mountains. To me, they aren’t different worlds, they are just different rhythms of the same pulse.
The Geometry of the Street
In the city, my perspective is guided by the "Skeleton." I look for the hard lines, the shadows cast by concrete, and the way human life interacts with the structures we build to contain it. This is the foundation of Horizons. It is loud, structured, and fast.
The Breath of the Wild
But then, there is the transition. Leaving the pavement for the peaks of Derbyshire or the salt air of the coast changes the frequency. The lines soften. The "Skeleton" is no longer made of steel, but of stone and ancient trees. This is where the quiet moments where the atmosphere takes over.
The Common Thread
Whether I am framing a skyscraper or a sea stack, my goal remains the same: to find the stillness in the movement.
I’m not just documenting a place; I’m trying to capture how it feels to stand there in that fleeting second before the light changes.
