Sicilian Avenue
Holborn
London, September 2001
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5 comments:
A peaceful capture
Sicily in London? Sounds like a Disney enterprise!
Great shot. Like how you captured the casual poses of these gentleman.
It's a truly beautiful spot!
The bird, who is not compelled to drink coffee or read the paper - is clearly the one at peace.
Sicilian Avenue was designed by R.J. Worley and completed in 1910. It was designed as a pedestrian shopping area.
The sense of peace is illusory: the exact date of this photo is September 12, 2001.
What a date. I guess that makes the people sad or dumbstruck.
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