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Aerial photography of English heritage buildings in the north of england

How Aerial Photography Shows Our Architectural History

By in Aerial Photography, Architectural Photography

I’ve written before about how aerial photography can show things from the air that cannot be seen from the ground. On a shoot over County Durham recently, I was reminded again how the ebb and flow of architectural style through the years can sometimes leave some significant marks behind. Bishop Auckland is a fairly small [...]

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Property and architectural photography

Old Houses – Worth More Dead Than Alive?

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A strange thing happened around a month ago close to where I live. An old property, buried deep in overgrown bushes, dilapidated fencing and huge trees, began to emerge. This particular property has been out of sight to passers by for as long as I can remember and though it was obvious someone lived there, [...]

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Traditional Swedish timber hotel. Building and architectural photography

My Architectural Weakness – Swedish Timber Buildings

By in Architectural Photography, Sweden

An interesting shoot last month via my friends at Ice Driver in Sweden was this newly refurbished hotel. Bruket is based in the hamlet of Mitandersfors, in a mountain area to the west, literally on the border with Norway. Purchased by 2003 World Rally Champion Petter Solberg, the hotel is a traditional log timber building, [...]

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Guess The Furniture – Sweden Style

By in Architectural Photography

Sorting through some recce shots for some house and property features, I stumbled across this shot. Taken in Sweden a couple of years ago on a recce for a project that didn’t progress, it’s an odd looking object. But what is it? It was free standing, situated in the central hallway / staircase area of [...]

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