Tag Archives: Glass fronted buildings

A broad Front

Posted on Wed, 19 December, 2018 by

The area around Victoria in Central London has been a rich source of new images this year. On my regular trips to London, if I have the time, I take a walk around the area searching out images. Each day … Continue reading →

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Into the Interior

Posted on Tue, 18 April, 2017 by

The modern concept of using glass as cladding or facade for buildings allows us to see into them to varying degrees depending on a range of factors including the direction of light, its intensity, the degree of reflectivity of the … Continue reading →

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A Patchwork Quilt of Windows

Posted on Fri, 26 February, 2016 by

Buildings never look the same re-visited. You visit them a second or third time and you see something completely different. About a year ago I photographed this building and the scene then was all about a vast curve of reflective … Continue reading →

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Approaching the station

Posted on Wed, 7 January, 2015 by

The Façade of Milton Keynes railway station is a hundred yards of glass. A sky reflector, pure and simple. And on a good day what a sight it is. As I walk towards this my spirits lift. Turn ninety degrees … Continue reading →

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Lattice

Posted on Fri, 21 November, 2014 by

Following on from my last post – Glass and Water – here is another image from the same day, same area. A perfectly symmetrical building, given the ‘Flat Glass’ treatment I have talked about before. What a joy to behold … Continue reading →

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Second Viewing

Posted on Wed, 14 May, 2014 by

A couple of weeks ago I re-visited a scene I previously photographed in Where to Crop. You might like to view that image to make comparisons with today’s. On my first visit I encountered problems that related to an inability … Continue reading →

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Where to Crop

Posted on Wed, 5 February, 2014 by

There’s nothing sacrosanct about the size of a captured image, It’s dictated by the size of the sensor and each of my three cameras has a different sized sensor. We crop to remove extraneous detail, to improve composition and accentuate … Continue reading →

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Out for lunch

Posted on Wed, 13 November, 2013 by

Once every week or two the three of us go out for lunch. That’s me, my wife and the camera. Two of us consume food, the third consumes images. Images, in my experience can be found in the unlikeliest of … Continue reading →

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Blue Hues

Posted on Wed, 23 January, 2013 by

Colour can be bold, colour can be subtle. Pre-digital, I became increasingly disenchanted with my colour work as a small amount of under or over exposure usually ruined an image. Not so with B&W work where, as the processor, I … Continue reading →

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