As a landscape and cityscape artist, Paul takes his viewers to the heart of some of the world’s most stunning travel destinations through his iconic and vibrant luxury fine art photography. His work has featured in exhibitions all over the world, from Times Square in New York to the Royal Albert Hall and Houses of Parliament in London, with gallery installations in Europe and Asia.

Paul returned to the UK in 2015 to focus on commercial projects, having spent the previous 3 years in Shanghai capturing vivid landscape and cityscape photographs of the eastern hemisphere.

With experience working on both sides of the lens, as a professional photographer Paul often sees things differently to others and he uses that ability to capture images which are truly unique.

Many of Reiffer’s images include stunning sunsets and sunrises paired with extremely colourful landscapes and skies.

In this image you can clearly see city silhouetted against the setting sun and the ombre sky. The colours in the photo are saturated, the purple in the sky and the orange reflected on the water almost seeming unnatural, but giving the image a special effect. The image seems to be split into two parts, with the city and bridge being the line that separates the sky and the water. The photographer made a seemingly boring city into something almost mystical and magnificent. It’s clear how the photographer has manipulated this photo, increasing the contrast, saturation and light, and adding a certain filter to create the purple and orange effect. The lens the photographer seemed to have used it most likely to be a wide angle lens, to get the entire landscape into the image, and the light sensitivity of the image must be low, as it’s crisp and clear instead of a grainy texture which it would have if it had been increased.