Showing posts with label urbaness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urbaness. Show all posts
Sunday, 19 January 2014
London Patterns
Building on my mini-series, this is another look of London. And while I was drawn to the patterns the lines, colours and shapes make, I continue to wonder what this says about London. Would you know this is London, if I had not said so?
Thursday, 16 January 2014
London Patterns
In sharp contrast to my previous photo, this pattern shows both traditional and new London coming together. What does it say about the city? Would we know this is London, if I had not said so?
Tuesday, 14 January 2014
London Patterns
Another aspect of London I like to explore photographically is that of patterns I find in buildings or combinations of buildings. What do they tell us about London? This is a very typical traditional street in London. A pattern all of us staying in London for longer will grow used to.
Thursday, 11 July 2013
Urban idyll
In summer the canal transforms into a poetic idyll and it is hard to imagine that this is still part of London and that taking some steps to your right you are back on the streets, near the shops and in the middle of an urban neighbourhood.
Thursday, 20 June 2013
Street photography
Late afternoon commute at London Bridge. What happens if I'd point the camera and shoot randomly at a crowd coming towards me on a busy afternoon at London Bridge? Nobody seemed to care. And I thought it was an intriguing and liberating experience.
Thursday, 13 June 2013
End of day
Urban structures at sunset. It's the geometry and light notion of sunset that first attracted me to the scene. It felt like such a strong contrast to the awakening urban nature I have been concentrating on for the past weeks. And yet, there was this definite glow, that indicated the setting of a warm day.
Labels:
architecture,
Greenwich,
London,
London transport,
overground,
structures,
summer colours,
summer night,
sunset,
trains,
urban environment,
urban landscape,
urban life,
urban reality,
urbaness
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