The Mercat del Born ruins sit under Fontserè's 1876 iron roof in Barcelona — an eighteenth-century quarter photographed from the walkway with a Leica Q3.

Sultanahmet mosques in Istanbul, revisited sixteen years later — the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, and Süleymaniye through a street photographer's eye.

El Born Barcelona architecture through medieval alleys, Gothic archways and Carrer de Montcada — six centuries of history in stone and narrow streets.

Sagrada Família photography in Barcelona: a street photographer's first session inside, chasing Gaudí's forest of color through stained glass and stone.

Barcelona modern architecture photography in black and white — Calatrava's tower, MACBA, and the streets where contemporary design meets everyday life.

The Girl of Peace sculpture at Barcelona's Museum of Forbidden Art — a memorial to wartime sexual slavery, censored at the 2019 Aichi Triennale. Leica Q3.

Hamburg has around 2,500 bridges, more than Venice, Amsterdam and London combined. Why so many, and where to photograph them in the Speicherstadt.

Photographing Battersea Power Station — London's iconic Art Deco landmark on the Thames, now transformed into a cultural and residential complex.

A night photography session at Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences — Calatrava's futuristic complex of reflecting pools and illuminated structures. Shot on Sony a7II