Daniel Frost's architectural photography sits at the boundary between documentation and abstraction. Based in Canary Wharf, surrounded by some of London's most dramatic contemporary architecture, he has spent the last eight years photographing the geometric interplay of glass, steel, and concrete. His images strip buildings down to their essential forms, revealing patterns and rhythms invisible to the casual observer. Daniel studied Architecture at the Bartlett before pivoting to photography, and his structural understanding is evident in every composition. His work has been commissioned by Foster + Partners, Zaha Hadid Architects, and The Barbican Centre. His monograph 'Verticals' was published by Thames & Hudson in 2024.