Texture:

All apart from the Graffiti pictures (which are more urban Landscape), these all to me say texture. They are all taken in natural light (maximum aperture), from places all around the country.

I wanted to use a variety of different textures, and not go with the obvious things.

I tried to see if using different lenses and changing lighting would affect how the 'texture' came across.

Although these graffiti pictures could be interpreted as 'texture' because of the way they look, they are in fact urban Landscape just in the wrong place.

Urban Landscape:

These pictures come under the heading Urban Landscape, and are taken from lots of different places. Most of them with a standard lens.

I wanted to look at urban landscapes from different countries as well as different places.

So some of these are from all kinds of different places.

I used a wide lens here to capture all of the image.

I was working on lighting here, and really brightened the exposure.

An example that I took of urban landscapes from other countries.

Urban landscape from an other country.

My favourite picture to show urban landscapes in a unique way, as the buildings themselves are perfect.

It needed no editing.

Another classic example of urban landscapes form another country, using a wide lens.

From my local area, nice bright exposure.

Here I really worked on the framing of my picture, and worked on the basis of the 'rule of thirds'

Again, here I worked on the framing of my picture, using a nice wide lens.

This was intentionally taken behind a fence, as in my opinion it shows off 'urban' more.

I also worked on the framing of the image here.