There was a wallaby up in one of the trees when I took this shot of a boat on a lake in Possum Valley, Queensland, Australia.

To Urban Explorers knowledge of access points is the currency their reputations are founded upon. UrbEx community and premier hidden spaces in the North West.

Secret and hidden tunnels in Manchester. Deep beneath the Great Northern Warehouse the remains of the Manchester and Salford Canal Tunnel lie retired and unused.

In the hidden tunnels in Manchester that most people know about but few have ever seen. Underneath Deansgate in the Salford Junction ones. World War Two bunker.

A golden age of theatre hidden away in the heart of Hulme. Maroon seats and gold rococo architecture survive from 1901 when this theatre opened as part of the theatrical empire of W.H. Broadhead. Bingo Jesus

At the meeting point of Zoetermeer and Zegwaart the Old Church has held a central position in the community for generations. Winston Churchill, clock tower.

Douglas Adams, Two children looking onto Shanghai, China, shot in Australia for a book on the environment called Future Ethics.

A golden age of theatre hidden away in the heart of Hulme. Maroon seats and gold rococo architecture survive from 1901 when this theatre opened as part of the theatrical empire of W.H. Broadhead.

Image shot from St Giles the High Kirk of Edinburgh with a great view of Arthurs Seat and the castle and the Royal Mile.

Named after Abel Heywood, Manchester’s radical mayor who championed the building of the Town Hall, Great Abel rings out the Town Hall clock’s hour chimes.

Coney Island Fun Park, a peninsula on the Atlantic Ocean in southern Brooklyn, New York. You can see the wonder wheel in the distance, American flags and a hamburger being held aloft.

Right at the centre of Manchester the gables, turrets and spires that decorate the Town Hall courtyard seem more at home in the pages of a Brothers Grimm fairy tale than in the heart of the world’s first industrial city.

Made for the BBC Philharmonic Stravinsky concert Rite of Spring at the Bridgewater Hall, Manchester. Taken in the Hulme Hippodrome working with dancers Clare Fildes and Anthony Missen.

Over the years my photography has grown and evolved into large panoramic scenes with forensic detailing of the power and awe in nature and man-made environments.

Image of padlocked metal handles on whitewashed glass doors in Calpe Spain. This gallery is for geometric pictures, simple and clean shapes that are all about form and order and the play of light.

Urban exploring has a dangerous edge to it but this image also has quite a Ghostbusters feel about it too.