Watermark Place
Upper Thames Street, City of London
London, October 2009
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
© All Rights Reserved by
Search This Blog
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(365)
-
▼
August
(31)
- Weighing Square
- CTAPBAKC
- Giant Snake
- Produce
- The Dome
- Chelsea Guitars
- Gastronomie Yiddish
- Italian Restaurants
- Vittoriano
- Dive of Death
- Bad Boy
- Happy Harvest
- Trams
- Top of the Rock
- Under the Tower
- Waterfall
- Twin Churches
- Banana Republic
- Door Handle
- Painless Extraction
- Sant'Andrea al Quirinale
- Crossing the Bridge
- Ksusha and Kolia
- Watermark Place
- On Patrol
- Living Room
- Greener Car
- Volare
- Puss in Boots
- Guggenheim
- Ark of the Covenant
-
▼
August
(31)
6 comments:
Very interesting photo...I've been trying to figure out if those are supposed to be shades or just what purpose they serve. Makes the building look almost Asian.
It's a cool photo!
Nice lines.
Another instantly recognisable London shot. Very nice!
I can't think of the words for this. It's one of my favorites of your photos. The clear, clean, lightness of the two types of rectangles - the shading and the glass - are just beautiful juxtaposed with the naturalness of that tree. The colors are perfect. I could look at this one for a long time.
Hello Great shot! We are building the website for the company that built the metal structure for this building, is there any chance we can use this photo on their website as it is so good, we will credit you as having taken the photo on their website once we have built it. You can contact me, pete at info@crate47.com, many thanks and once again great shot
Post a Comment