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Manchester Cityscapes

February 24, 2016

|In Architecture, urban exploration

|By Tomasz Kozak

Few of my recent Manchester cityscapes I managed to capture.

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I typed “patterns” into my self-hosted photo archive and this is what came back.

One of the best things about running my own image library is being able to search through years of architectural, property and construction photography in ways that weren’t really possible before.

Not by folder name. Not by client. Just by visual ideas.

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Can anyone recognise any of the buildings just from the patterns? 🧐

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If you’ve known my work for a while, you know me for these Manchester cityscapes. Long exposures, cold nights on rooftops, and finding the perfect 'aerial' perspective of the city we call home.

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Drones gave me my first taste of freedom, the ability to see above the walls we put up. Now, I'm using that same perspective to build a life that isn't tied to a postcode. Whether we stay in the UK or follow the river elsewhere, the goal is the same: To be present, to be free, and to never stop looking for those aerials in the sky.

Happy Drone Day to the Manchester creative bunch. Still flying, just looking at a much bigger map now.

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Twilight always gives a property a different kind of presence.

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If you need completion photography for education, commercial, or construction projects, drop me a message.

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Completed project photography at King Edward VI Handsworth Sixth Form Girls’ School.

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