Life Magazines are featuring my City Constructs virtual exhibition across all 12 London editions in the November issues.

A recent interview with the Farmani Group, relating to my winning entry in the Tokyo International Foto Awards.

City Constructs virtual exhibition’s virtual doors are now open! This is a new exhibition of my constructed cityscapes, selected from the last 10 years. I will be experimenting with the possibilities of this virtual format, by reconfiguring the galleries and adding works. Find out more about it here and visit the exhibition through the links.

I have had some great feedback from the awards that I have entered recently. Here are some of the highlights.

I am delighted to have received another award for my series Building Constructs. The body of work has been awarded 1st place in the Architecture category in the Fine Art Photography Awards.

Flatiron II received an Honorary Mention from Life Framer in their World Travellers award! Jury’s comment - “In Tom’s unashamedly brash photomontage we see the world’s modern landmarks compressed together – the Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty, Millennium Dome and the Burj Al Arab – alongside less recognizable architecture in a kaleidoscopic explosion of energy and color.

I am extremely pleased that my series Building Constructs has been awarded 1st place in the Architecture category at the Tokyo International Foto Awards. All the details of my winning entry and the 2020 exhibition at Shibuya Cultural Center in Tokyo, can be found here.

I have just completed a commission for Arts Heritage at University College London Hospitals and I am delighted that my images are now up in a building where so much amazing work gets done. It was a good experience to work on something for the hospital environment, with lots to take into consideration and some technical obstacles. I thought I would share some of the process, to give some insight into how the project progressed.

I was heading over for just two nights to collect as many images as I could for upcoming works and projects. I usually seek out highrise architecture for my work, so I assumed that Amsterdam was going to offer some challenges, and demand a slightly new approach. It turns out that I had chosen to go on the hottest days of the year!