Original Abstract - Art Collection

Curve and elasticity of modern Architecture.The Iconic Urbis in Manchester is soon to house the National Football Museum, this building is already one of the main architectural features of the City Centre.

Flock of Sea-birds near a breakwater on the North Wales coastline at Colwyn Bay

the paint that never made the canvas is the canvas

A Breakwater or Groyne on the beach at North Wales

This is a person behind a white stretch fabric which is lit with stage lighting.

Blue ice in Scotland

Dots and lines, what will the outcome be?

The raw emotion through shape and sensation.

Motion in motion...

In amongst the scaffolding and rain an office worker makes their way home at the end of the day

Colorful abstract of a dog running speedily across a field.

A Coastal breakwater on the shoreline at Colwyn Bay, North Wales.

An abandoned Vistorian Pier on the coast of North Wales at Colwyn Bay.

This is long exposure shot was taken at a dance music event and it's a female spinning an electric hula hoop. This is just one hula hoop but it looks like many.

On this particular piece of coast in North Wales lie the remains of many jetties and piers. All built to withstand the elements nearly all have succumbed to the ravages of time and tide. This one remains, still in use, an industrial pier used to convey rock and stone to small coasters that can negotiate this shallow bay. Here but for how long?

This is special fabric with blue and white club lighting projected onto it.

This is a tail light of a car.

This is a modern curved structure with the sky in the background.

Streaking along a major 6-lane highway late at night, the vehicles scratch the darkness like a painter's brush across the canvas...

We try and control everything around us, we need to just let life happen, live in the now.

This is a shot of fog which is lit with special stage lighting to give special theatrical effect to the atmosphere.

Rust, metal and spikes.

Wales is probably more famous for its Pits and Miners but along the North Coast are working quarries where Limestone and Granite deposits are worked. They leave behind large lagoons filled with the water run off rom the hills. The worked stone is sent by long conveyor belts over and under the coastal road and rail lines to jettys where small coasters tie up. This is one of the Jettys that reach out into Colwyn Bay on the North Wales coast.