Vision behind the photographs
An Italian scooter, a Victorian Italianate terrace and the harsh light of midday: an unexpected encounter reveals the hidden geometry of a Glasgow streetscape, and shows how preparation and a fresh eye can work together to uncover something unexpected.
Darkness does not simply conceal a city. It edits it. In Glasgow, artificial light changes the way architecture, public spaces and familiar buildings are perceived.
The quest to capture a wider view is almost as old as photography itself. Yet, panoramic photography is far more than the techniques behind it – it is a distinct way of seeing.
Nature does not merely nourish; it designs. Beneath the delicate silhouette of a blossom lies an intricate architecture, governed by structure, proportion and a quiet geometric harmony. Explore the connections between nature, mathematics, architecture and photography in this article.