TITLE: Looking Up In London

The concept for this series "Looking Up In London" originated on a recent holiday in the UK. With this series I captured examples of modern architecture within the City of London. These buildings each have an iconic design and shape which has inspired the nicknames applied to them by Londoners. These examples of modern London architecture provide a clear contrast to the more traditional buildings and famous landmarks such as Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace, and St Paul's Cathedral.

AUTHOR: Steve Day (Australia)

Steve Day is a fine art photographer born and living in Melbourne, Australia.
He has a long-held interest in architecture and the forms and shapes that it creates, which is manifesting itself through his photography. He works primarily in black and white using long exposure techniques to create haunting minimalist images that showcase the intriguing structures of his home town. He also enjoys in capturing waterscapes using long exposures to smooth water and produce an ethereal and other worldly feeling. His images depict isolation and a sense of solitude and perhaps suggest a yearning for the inner self to be alone and at peace.
Steve’s fine art photography has gained international exposure and has achieved numerous awards and recognition.