Showing posts with label urbanness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urbanness. Show all posts
Thursday, 30 May 2013
Sunny afternoon in London
We had decided to meet up at Somerset House and look at some of their current exhibitions when we were surprised by a very sunny afternoon. Quick to change our plans, we decided to sit in the yard and muse about life instead. This is one of several images that composed itself before my camera that afternoon.
Labels:
Central London,
culture,
London,
London weather,
Londres,
May in London,
society,
Somerset House,
Spring in London,
street photography,
urban environment,
urban landscape,
urban life,
urbanness
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
Thursday, 14 March 2013
Black and white
Over the winter I started a street photography project. Inspired by a William Klein exhibition in the Tate Modern, I have worked in pedestrianised areas around London, freezing the moment without giving it too much thought. I noticed that I became drawn to the anonymity of people passing by at a distance, almost blending into the landscape, forming a pattern within the urban landscape.
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