Hull waterfront infrastructure with a flood barrier and angular architecture beyond

Photography

Hull

October 2026Hull, UK

A photographic study of Hull's streets, waterfront and architecture, exploring historic facades, contemporary structures and the textures of everyday urban life. Captured in October 2026 with a Fujifilm X‑M5.

A white perforated cylindrical structure framed by reeds and brick buildings

A curved elevated walkway leading towards an angular glazed structure

A mural on a brick wall framed by autumn foliage

A cobbled street lined with historic buildings and hanging pub signs

Sunlight across stone gables and dark projecting bay windows

A glass-roofed shopping arcade with colourful bunting

A Gothic stone clock tower beneath a cloudy sky

Gothic window tracery and a stone pinnacle beside a copper-domed tower

Hull waterfront infrastructure with a flood barrier and angular architecture beyond

A quiet cobbled lane with pale painted facades and overhanging trees

Historic brick buildings and a dark shopfront at the end of a narrow street

A cobbled waterfront street lined with brick buildings and planters

An ornate domed building reflected in the dock water

A sculptural pedestrian bridge and its reflection in the water

The curved canopy and circular walkway of a pedestrian bridge

Sunlit carved stonework and a domed clock tower

A civic building with a green dome and pedestrians in the foreground

A monumental stone facade with columns and a pedestrian on the pavement

A half-timbered pub facade beside autumn trees