Thursday, June 23, 2011

BT Tower #4/6

This is the fourth set of photographs that I took from the top of BT Tower. By this time, the sun had almost set so very challenging light conditions.

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A strange kind of incinerator.

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Weird planning, looks like a real mess of buildings.

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Looking over the North East of London

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The lights have started to come up.

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The trees starting to loose their brilliant green colour in the darkening light.

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Centre Point.

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A spidery crane

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This is a wall which has been left behind after the whole building has been demolished other than this centre piece. Strange indeed are the laws of conservation. Can you imagine? A 5 story wall just left alone.

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At the far end, we have some even more strange leavings. The walls have been stapled to the corner building. WHY???

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Rows of tall buildings, almost like the ones which you can see in Amsterdam.

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Its the evening

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A grey building but with some very interesting features like the round balcony and spire with columns around it, the tops are even more interesting. Nothing standardised at all.

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A T shaped Building.

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A block

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Long roads with strangely low levels of traffic.

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Welcoming people in to have a drink, nice and warm, no?

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A dogleg of a building.

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What an ugly building.

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A plane over London

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A trifecta of cranes silhouetted on a park.

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Waiting at the traffic lights.

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Looks like something that a soviet designer will come up with.

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Air vents? Or concrete mushrooms?

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Nice counterpoint.

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Regents Park

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Regents Park

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Another view of Regents Park with the park grounds on the right. Looks lovely.

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