Justin Quinnell, who took the images, says his work is about 'the joy of experimentation'.
Old beer cans have been used to take photographs of a city landmark.
In previous projects, he has used a giant wheelie bin, wellington boots and cameras in his mouth to take pictures.Image caption,He has been using pinhole photography and camera obscuras - a method of taking pictures using a tiny pinhole instead of lenses to focus light - for 35 years.
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