KEN METCALF

Collection

Places

Places considers how architecture, weather, travel and use give a location its character. Some images rely on recognisable structures. Others are carried by fog, an empty path, a narrow street or a single tree beside a loch. The collection avoids becoming a checklist of destinations. Its purpose is to show what made me stop and look, then leave enough space for the viewer to enter the place on their own terms.

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  1. Where the Path Vanishes | United Kingdom
  2. Ochre Passage | Italy
  3. Corridor of Light | Etosha National Park, Namibia
  4. City Through Stone | London, England
  5. The Covered Crossing | Lucerne, Switzerland
  6. Angled Architecture | Canary Wharf, London
  7. Night Geometry | Canary Wharf, London
  8. Circle in Blue | Chicago, Illinois
  9. Faces in the Water | Chicago, Illinois
  10. Into the Cloud | Chicago, Illinois
  11. The Still Point | Loch Ness, Scotland
Where the Path Vanishes United Kingdom
Ochre Passage Italy
Corridor of Light Etosha National Park, Namibia
City Through Stone London, England
The Covered Crossing Lucerne, Switzerland

A place is sometimes a destination. Sometimes it is simply where the weather found you.

Angled Architecture Canary Wharf, London
Night Geometry Canary Wharf, London
Circle in Blue Chicago, Illinois
Faces in the Water Chicago, Illinois
Into the Cloud Chicago, Illinois
The Still Point Loch Ness, Scotland