Architectural Cyanotypes

Architectural cyanotypes exploring structure, form and atmosphere through one of photography's earliest processes.

Rather than documenting buildings, these hand-coated prints focus on shape, rhythm, light and geometry. Inspired by brutalist architecture, transport structures and industrial engineering, the work often moves beyond simple representation to reveal patterns and forms that can easily be overlooked.

Subjects range from stairwells, bridges and stations to iconic urban landmarks, all transformed through the distinctive blue tones of the cyanotype process.

Each print is produced by hand on fine art cotton paper using traditional methods.