Bertram Greenhough is a UK-based photographer whose work examines the relationship between architecture, industry and landscape. His photographs focus on the presence of human-made structures and natural forms within expansive environments, observing how they occupy and define space.
Working across industrial, coastal and rural environments, his projects explore how built structures and natural subjects exist within open and often remote settings.
Recent series include Kraftwerk, documenting the construction of a coal-fired power station in Germany; Dungeness, a study of isolated structures along the Kent coastline; and Common Land, photographed in the New Forest, observing freely roaming horses within a shared landscape.
His work was selected for the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, London, 2025.
All works are available as signed and numbered limited edition prints.
For enquiries regarding prints or exhibitions, please get in touch.
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![Modern architectural building with large concrete or metal panels and tall vertical concrete pillars, shown in black and white.]()
Kraftwerk
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![A black brick chimney on a concrete base standing in dry grassland with a paved road in the foreground and a distant vehicle in the background under a cloudy sky.]()
Dungeness
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![Three horses standing on a grassy field at sunrise or sunset with cloudy sky in black and white.]()
Common Ground
