In early April, I ventured out to RSPB Ham Wall to delight in the wanderous wildlife they have on offer.
In April, I was off to France to photograph the beautifully diverse French architecture, from their grand Haussman boulevards, to their towering skyscrapers and collossal monuments.
The first stop on my journey was Beauvais, where I was greeted by the towering Gothic cathedral, a testament to the city's rich history and architectural prowess. I wouldn't have visited here if it weren't for the cheap flights on offer by Ryanair, but I'm glad I did as it turned out to be quite a gem...
On my second day in France, I ventured to Fontainebleau, a charming town known for its stunning chateau. The chateau, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was a sight to behold, with its grand architecture and rich history...
The city of love was a must visit, especially for photographing architecture...
I returned to Paris for a second day, this time to photograph the Tour Eifel...
For my A Level in photography, I'm focusing on architecture, with a project titled: "The familair made strange" in which I take recognisable architecture and edit it into a new surreal state. For Paris, I create kaleidoscopes...