Taken outside on top of a viewing platform, nr Granary Square (where CSM is located).
From a distance, the apartment blocks on the right (the white and grey block) look rather swish. Up close however, the block just looks a little be tacky, which I think is due to the materials used as well as the colour pallette.
CSM is located on the left, in the old red brick warehouse.
These were taken between the office blocks nr London Bridge.
I’ll admit, I’m not 100% happy with the B/W photo (which started life as a colour photo - it was a toss up imo as to which was more interesting). However, there is till something about it that I like. I think it is because it has the potential to be a view in a cyberpunk metropolis.
The second photo reminds me of battlements and/or scales. I do like the way the offices jut out diagonally.
A panorama from the mountain stitched together from multiple photos.
I was clever and decided to head up there in a pair of jeans if I recall correctly. In my defense, I was limited by the amount of luggage I could travel with, and did have thermals on underneath.
Stitched together from several photos taken between the Polaria museum and a warehouse.
The Arctic Cathedral, Tromso, Norway.
It was incredibly difficult to get a good shot up close, due to the Cathedral’s position right on an intersection. I stitched this together from at least 3, possibly 4 different shots.
Two more shots of Tromso. The colour photo is a crop of a larger one. Ever take a photo from a particular spot, only to get back and review later and think “What the hell was I thinking?”. Well, this is one of those. I think/hope the crop saved it.
These are three photos taken during my second trip to Tromso, Norway. Any attempt to spy the Aurora was again futile, and there were apparently beautiful views of it during the last 4 nights I was there. *lesigh*