City on Stan Grams Photography

Gdańsk Autumn Nights

Fri, 24 Oct 2025 00:00:00 +0200

Three autumn nights trace a route out from central Gdańsk. The warmly lit tower of St Catherine’s rises over the street; at the coast, a long exposure turns moving water and cloud into bands of blue; beyond the city, a wet track crosses dark fields beneath a faintly starred sky. The series is held together by artificial light meeting unsettled weather.

Tenerife By The Ocean

Mon, 01 Sep 2025 00:00:00 +0200

On Tenerife’s coast, small fishing boats are pulled above a sandy cove beneath an intensely blue sky. A yellow restaurant, improvised sheds, harbour lights, and overhead wires make the working waterfront feel direct and lived-in, while the mountain wall and Atlantic remain close on either side. The single frame is as much about coastal colour and daily use as it is about the ocean.

A Weekend In Rome

Sat, 12 Apr 2025 00:00:00 +0200

Rome rewards changes in viewpoint. The Colosseum is first seen close enough to read its layers, then again across the Forum; arches frame excavations, domes pull the eye upward, and terraces gather ruins, churches, umbrella pines, and modern streets into the same view. This weekend edit moves between the weight of individual monuments and the dense city that has grown around them.

A Winter In Gdańsk

Sun, 19 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0100

Two structures define this winter view of Gdańsk. The illuminated cable-stayed bridge rises above a passing train at blue hour; later, clear daylight reveals the layered shipyard skyline—cranes, chimneys, workshops, and the old Stocznia Gdańska lettering. Together the photographs connect the city’s current routes with the industrial landscape that still shapes its horizon.

A Weekend In Venice

Fri, 03 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0100

Venice after dark is less about grand vistas than pools of light. A crescent moon hangs over a domed roof; decorations lead toward a small bridge; a gondola crosses black water with San Giorgio Maggiore beyond. The Bridge of Sighs and narrow lanes emerge from deep shadow, while lit windows repeat across a canal. Winter gives the city’s colour and reflections space to breathe.