Today, the UK’s canal network conjures images of gently drifting narrowboats and waterside pubs. However behind this veneer lies a much tougher, grittier history—one forged in iron, coal, and steam.

Still Waters and Silent Nets: A Study of Les Pêcheries de la Côte de Jade

A black and white study from Dinorwic Quarry and the National Slate Museum

Photographic Studies of Britain’s Textile Heritage

A Black and White Study of Decay and Memory at Calke Abbey

Light and Form in the Rainforest: A Botanical Photo Essay from the Eden Project

Photographs from Biggar and Fakenham Gasworks

A Monochrome Study of Britain’s Historic Pumping Stations

A Black and White Study of Tillandsia in Twelve Photographs

Echoes of Auchindrain: Capturing the Spirit of Scotland's Past

A Photographic Reflection on the Abbeys that Inspired Sir Walter Scott