St Alfege parish church in Greenwich, London Wood Print

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Alfege was the Archbishop of Canterbury who was abducted and brutally murdered by Danish pirates on this site in Greenwich in 1012. However, the present church, designed by Sir Christopher Wren's famous pupil Nicholas Hawksmoor, is only 300 years old. I've been living in the area for many years now, but only recently realised how beautiful that Baroque pinnacle is.

Italian photographer, graduated in Digital Media Design from the University of the Arts London. Along with motion graphics I have grown an interest in photography too, in particular infrared. I enjoy taking pictures in locations that leave time and space for reflection giving me the chance to become intimate with the surroundings. Images of often solitary places may evoke melancholic feelings, even romantic sometimes, and the presence of few or no people reveal a reserved character, yet sensitive. You can find more products on my personal website: https://helga-novelli.pixels.com