Alan
Gaynor

I began my career in photography while studying architecture. From the very beginning, I was drawn to the way buildings overlap and interact the layering of structures, forms, and details that create visual rhythm and complexity. That fascination shaped the way I see the world through a camera.

I've often thought of architecture as frozen music: a composition of rhythm, harmony, and movement made permanent in space. My photography is an exploration of that idea, capturing the relationships between architectural elements and revealing the quiet poetry that emerges when one form is layered upon another.