James Brittain is a multi award-winning photographer working from studios in Montreal, Canada, and London, UK. Over 20 years of commissioned practice he’s established an international reputation for pictures grounded in the atmosphere and experience of architecture. His work is widely published in books and magazines around the world. James uses his commissioned work to support his own photographic practice exploring the human experience of architecture. He regularly provides lectures about photography and architecture at the London Institute (UK) and the School of Architecture at McGill University in Montreal. James has been the principal photographer on a number of books about architecture including a coffee-table monograph on Canada’s celebrated MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects, and a new volume about the art and architecture of London’s Kensington Palace, published by Yale University Press. He lives with his family in Montreal.