Category: Architecture

Looming

Churches are always of interest to me. They’re always looming over everything their steeples and spires casting shadows far longer than they should have any right to. When I see some particularly imposing churches such as this one I always try to capture its haunting presence.
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Ian M.

Architecture, B & W

Black and white, brickwork, Church, cross, glass
Grid

Say hello to my new wallpaper. This shot was taken on a sunny day and then processed in lightroom to get the lonely effect.
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Ian M.

Architecture, B & W, Urban

Architecture, Black and white, Photography, Toronto, wallpaper
Web

In addition to having a wonderful selection of plant life the Alan Gardens also offer stunning architecture. Metal and glasswork abound in the central greenhouse.
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Ian M.

Architecture, B & W

Architecture, metalwork, Toronto
Skyline

Cities are a testament to the tenacious drive of human ingenuity. Structures tower over people, piercing the sky taller than anything you’ve seen before. Skylines reshape the horizon in the vision of humanity.
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Ian M.

Architecture, Landscapes, Nightlife, Urban

Clouds, skyline, skyscapper, sunset, Toronto
Southern Americana

Life in the South is hot, humid, and muggy. However that doesn’t stop the beauty of life.
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Ian M.

Architecture, Urban

NOLA, Suburbs, sunset
Campus Life

The University of Toronto Campus is full of some very unique architecture, with plenty of buildings combining traditional brickwork and modern metal and glass.
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Ian M.

Architecture

Architecture, Campus, Toronto, University, UofT
Forgotten

As I mentioned in a previous shot Mardi Gras beads are a ubiquitous item in New Orleans, I found quite a few rather weathered sets dangling forgotten off the edges of various buildings even into the French Quarter.
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Ian M.

Architecture

Beads, French Quarter, Mardi Gras, New Orleans, NOLA
Monolith

Sometimes don’t you just feel small? This Building on St Clair Avenue cast an imposing presence on my morning walk.
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Ian M.

Architecture, B & W

Architecture, Highrise, Office, Street photography, Toronto
Glow up

These magical lights take the place of what some architects believe should be a skylight at 10 Dundas Mall. 10 Dundas is very industrial as far as mall design goes, with lots of exposed struts and metal.
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Ian M.

Architecture, B & W

interior design, lights, malls, Urban
Work From Home

This architecture firm has their office in a converted house, tucked away among the skyscrappers in downtown Toronto.
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Ian M.

Architecture, B & W

Architecture, city, house, Office