Just off Oxford Street in central London down an alleyway on the way to the Photographers Gallery you will find this facade. An abstract on a grand scale. Layered reflective strips creating a fractured surrealistic impression of neighbouring properties. A one-off, fascinating building to which I will return.
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Nicely spotted. I like the abstract reflection and colours in this one.
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Thanks Robin. This is a one-off in my travels round London. When I return to the Photographers Gallery I will take another look at this.
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How attractive. London’s buildings have so much to offer to the discerning photographer!
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London is a fascinating place to take pictures. At first glance sometimes, one views its development and thinks: more of the same. But when I really get down into the detail there is such variety. And I’ve never seen anything quite like this
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An interesting first shot, Andy! Glad you will be returning.
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It’s on one of my regular walks, so I will be back!
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I love this image, Andy! When I first saw it in passing I thought it was water … but what a delightful surprise it was to realize it was another element altogether (air!).
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Yes, Heide, it is rather like rippled water. Another example of how, changing one’s position by only a few feet, will completely alter the content and colour of the image
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Abstract indeed, Andy!
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Thanks Sue.
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It looks like it’s made from the world’s best-ever, large-scale, reflective Popsicle sticks!
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It would take a lifetime and more to work your way through that one!
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FABULOUS image. You never fail to impress me. 🙂
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Thanks so much, Frank.
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