Andy Day

I am a photographer specialising in adventure, travel, architectural and landscape photography. I have been capturing physical interaction with the city since 2003. With an MA in Photography and Sociology, I also speak, teach and write about visual culture and the sociology of urban space. Gosh.

I'm interested in the body’s relationship with the built environment, wilful misuse of architecture, subversive practices, appropriation of space and place, edgework and social interaction.

I rescued Bulgaria's least athletic dog.

Over the years, clients have included American Eagle, Ecko Unlimited, Canon, Dairy Crest, and Adidas.

I live in the Fontainebleau Forest south of Paris because there's a shedload of things to climb here. I like climbing. A lot.

In partnership with conceptual artist Diego Ferrari, I teach courses and workshops about photography, the body and the city. I often present my work at academic conferences and speak at universities and colleges as a guest lecturer.

I am a frequent guest at parkour training events where I speak and run workshops on photography, urban space, and commercialisation.