Gallery I: Cityscapes

The cities of Cuba, these former centres of colonial splendour and trade, with their elegant, imposing architecture which would have been made from the best materials, and shaped by the best craftsmen available at the time, today, seem to be made of dust, held together only by a bloody-minded determination and apparently inexhaustible ingenuity. The antiquated colonial structures needed more love and attention than they have received in the last 50 years.

Previous cityscape work has included a series called Lister Mill from Baildon Moor and a small collection of work based on the Leeds Liverpool Canal at Saltaire.