Photography / 2001—2026

Light
finds
form.

01°

A photographic study of the geometry hiding in plain sight.

Underlying Geometry

I photograph the point where structure becomes abstraction—where a building, tree line, reflection or blur stops describing a place and begins to hold a feeling.

Selected work

Four ongoing studies
01

Out of Focus

Light / movement / memory

02

Underlying Geometry

Architecture / structure / shadow

03

Tree Studies

Whistler / repetition / weather

04

Industrial Forms

Systems / edges / interruption

About

The camera as a way of noticing.

Liam Philley is a Canadian photographer and painter working between Sea to Sky region of British Columbia and South Western Ontario. His images trace the quiet visual systems that organize the built and natural worlds: grids, interruptions, reflections, repetition and light.

Liam at liamphilley.com

An evolving collection of photographic studies in structure, movement, repetition and light.