This body of work looks at architecture and cityscapes in various parts of the world. They were produced by making a digital negative from both analogue and digital captures and printing it with the cyanotype process (invented in 1842 in England by Sir John Herschel) which results in a monochromatic Prussian blue print. Cites depicted in this series are located in the United States, Europe and India.
“Jantar Mantar - Ram Yantra in New Delhi, India ”
“Jantar Mantar - Jaya Prakasa in New Delhi, India ”
“Jantar Mantar - Misra Yantra in New Delhi, India ”
“Jantar Mantar - Ram Yantra 2 in New Delhi, India ”
“Jantar Mantar - Jaya Prakasa 2 in New Delhi, India ”
“Side Building Window at Humayun's Tomb in Delhi, India ”
“Humayun's Tomb in New Delhi, India ”
“Qutab Minar Tower in Delhi, India ”
“Parliament Buildings in Dhaka, Bangladesh”
“The Assembly Building in Chandigarh, India ”
“Visitors Center in Berlin, Germany”
“Train Station in Hannover, Germany”
“New City Hall in London, England ”
“The Empire State Building, New York City ”
“Market Square in Frankfurt, Germany”
“The Art Institute in Chicago, Illinois ”
