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As the sun sets the red brick Maritime Museum glows orange against a blue sky. The dock water is calm.

24 Jan 2324 Jan 23Commissions Interiors by Pete

Merseyside Maritime Museum gallery update

The 2nd floor of the Maritime Museum in Liverpool was recently renovated. New ideas, new displays, new objects to learn about. There are interesting displays about the Titanic and its connection to Liverpool and others looking at life on board…

Wide view of the Museum of Liverpool from across the road. It is a sunny day with no clouds in the sky.

16 Jan 2316 Jan 23Architecture Commissions by Pete

Museum of Liverpool architecture photography refresh

Commissioned by National Museums Liverpool, I was asked to update their architectural photography of the Museum of Liverpool after a branding refresh. I spent a lovely morning in winter walking around the area to find new angles on a familiar…

Dusk view of Albert Dock from the colonnades area. Behind the buildings, a viewing wheel spins. There are fairy lights on each column of the colonnades.

9 Jan 239 Jan 23Architecture by Pete

Royal Albert Dock architecture at dusk

Late in 2022 I was commissioned to produce a series of architectural photographs of the Royal Albert Dock in Liverpool at dusk. Perfect weather on a quiet winter’s evening.

16 Dec 2216 Jan 23Commissions Featured by Pete

2022 Photography Commission Highlights

Looking back at 2022’s photography commissions. A varied year of portraits, cultural events and interesting architecture.

Lighting installation comprising of various colourful shapes lit up at dusk outside the Martin Luther King building. There are people enjoying it.

7 Nov 2216 Dec 22Events by Pete

Turn The Light On, It’s Dark In Here by artist Camille Walala

As part of 2022’s ‘River of Light’ festival that took place in Liverpool, artist Camille Walala created a stunning installation at the Royal Albert Dock outside the Martin Luther King Building. I personally hoped for a rainy day to capture…

30 Nov 2030 Nov 20BlogoWriMo Italy Venice by Pete

Venice Canal Views

Venice is a city built on canals. In a way it is like Amsterdam except there are no cars in Venice. You walk or take a boat. It’s a lovely way to live. The canals also feel much closer than…

16 Dec 2216 Jan 23Commissions Featured by Pete

2022 Photography Commission Highlights

Looking back at 2022’s photography commissions. A varied year of portraits, cultural events and interesting architecture.

19 May 159 Nov 22Featured Ships by Pete

8 years of Cunard liners in Liverpool

In 2007 the Liverpool Cruise Liner terminal opened with a visit from the Cunard cruise liner the QE2, a ship from my childhood. When the QE2 first came to Liverpool, in 1990, I was there to see it. My parents and…

13 Feb 159 Nov 22Black-and-White Featured New Brighton Portraits by Pete

New Brighton #6

11 Feb 159 Nov 22Architecture Faves Featured by Pete

Calatrava – Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias

I love Calatrava’s work in Valencia. It’s bat poop crazy. You’ve got eight different buildings. Each one would be insane on their own but as an entire complex they make up the astounding ‘City of Arts and Sciences’. It’s epic…

9 Jan 159 Nov 22Architecture Featured by Pete

Modern Liverpool

11 Nov 149 Nov 22Featured Portraits by Pete

Mr Cliff Rowlands

Mr Cliff Rowlands. He served in Bosnia, the first Gulf war, 9 times northern island, community service in South Africa and other places. He attended Remembrance Sunday to honour his friends who died during their service. After talking with Mr Rowlands for a few…