Showing posts with label street art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street art. Show all posts
Sunday, 14 April 2013
Urban colours
Time for some colours! It's been grey and cold and I needed some colour in my life and on my blog. Street art photography is quite a big thing now and there are many sites such as flickr where the photographers share their latest findings. And, having enjoyed this little hunt myself for some years, today I feel drawn to settings where art and city meet and the art is touched by the city.
Labels:
colours,
creation,
creative photography,
culture,
London,
Shoreditch,
street art,
street life,
street photography,
urban reality,
urbanness
Location:
London, UK
Sunday, 4 November 2012
Street art
London, November 2012. Wandering around London looking at street art, I wondered about different ways to take a photo. In this image I played with the duality of the picture showing more than one image challenging our perception of reality and imagination.
Monday, 29 October 2012
Street art against slavery
London, October 2012. Capturing the live auction at the fundraising event in benefit of Anti-Slavery International. During the live auction I became interested in the image forming between the fast moving auctioneer and the projected artwork. Looking at the repetitive movements, I wanted to capture a moment the gesture suggested an auction while keeping a strong focus on the projected artwork.
The Toaster, Toaster Glow 2012.
David Shillinglaw, III Communication 2012.
Sweet Toof, Chomps 2012.
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