'Timothy Soar has an unerring eye. His photographs speak with more eloquence than any words can summon.'

'Something special happens when Tim takes photos of architecture, he manages to capture a kind of actual experience of a place: A sense of space and light that feels direct and immediate. There are a lot of photographs of architecture but Tim’s photography is itself architectural.'  

'An extraordinary British architectural photographer, a superior artist, his work involves skill and understanding and care, I adore its sensibility.'  

'I think it took only one building and around an hour of discussing three or four viewpoints for me to understand and relax into Tim’s extraordinary experience and level of expertise'.

Tim is a master craftsman. The photographs he makes are stunning, perfectly capturing texture, shadow, form, and detail. As a trusted collaborator he has photographed all our recent award-winning projects.

After working with Tim for over 25 years now, he brings a sophisticated elegance to his work – I know I am in safe hands with the master. He sees what I see, but so much more.

“Solid form coexisting with total transparency has been brilliantly captured by Timothy Soar’s photographs”

“Tim Soar is a critic and friend whose photographic insights into the work of AHMM continue to explain, elucidate and, most importantly for me, capture the spirit of a place where architecture is brought to life”

"There is a rare honesty to his photography, something special which has become fundamental for us; to reflect on, to challenge and to influence our architectural process.”

Timothy Soar’s photographs really ‘see’ the building. Architecture needs this kind of interpretive photography which searches out special qualities.

23 years after its design and construction Tim captured with a rare eye the essence of our contribution to the evolution of the buildings of the Maltings.

Tim's carefully framed and composed images bring calm and rigour to the hurly burley that goes with bringing a project to a conclusion, presenting it as a moment of reflection: a piece of work to compare to our original intentions.”

“Timothy Soar’s images discover and emphasise new and unexpected possibilities.”