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Granville Park by NIMTIM Architects

Fantastic piece of re-work refurbishment of this lovely home in Lewisham, London. The attention to detail and nuance is a bit special in this house. Simple key moments all set of with a grand gesture in the double height volume linking the lower and ground floors. All shot with a Sony A7r camera. Canon lenses of course. 

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More Business Headshots

Business headshots have really taken off this year, especially for architects.  I think I even had more portrait shoots than architecture. It was a lot.  If you need headshots for your practice then please get in touch.

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Het Funen

Great housing scheme right around the corner from my house.  Lots of open space for kids to play and a bit of simple architecture detailing makes this scheme a nice place to live for the residents.  Materials are varied across the scheme and there's lots of interplay between the buildings making it a joy to photograph. You do get some strange looks from the inhabitants with your camera and tripod though.  All shot with the Sony A7R 36 megapixel beast.  Its not good for much else but i can use Canon lenses on it, like my 24mm Ts-e tilt shift lens, which is awesome.

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Portraits and More

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Portraits and More

Ruud Vriese

Great new portrait sessions today with Ruud Vriese.  Ruud spends his time analysing businesses and providing them with ways to work more effectively, both internally and externally.  An expert in team training and coaching Ruud provides an invaluable service to businesses across the Netherlands that help them work better in the ever changing current market place. See www.teamsandmore.nl for more information on Ruud.

I like the photos a lot.  Feel free to push them to the next big business magazine Ruud. ;-)

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New Commission

I was extremely happy to be commissioned by Team 4 Architecten of Groningen to photograph a number of projects across the Netherlands, particularly around Groningen, Haren and Assen.  Here is the first of the selection, a new pavilion extension to Beatrixoord Hospital in Haren.  The extension houses the tuberculosis patients in a sterile environment necessary for the health of the patients.

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