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Some more South London cloud reflections.
This is the Blue Fin Building. Completed 2007.
Architects: Allies and Morrison.
Just a simple candid street style Snapograph captured at London UK of someone dressed up as Darth Vader.
I've deliberately gone for a higher contrast presentation to this snap because I feel it's better suited to this type of photography and I'm trying to create a more journalistic approach to my street style snaps.
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I actually stole this idea from Leif Mannerström, former owner of the best restaurant, "Kometen" in Gothenburg.
You don´t only boil pasta, but you cook all ingredients basically at the same time, in the same pot.
I don´t remember what I put into it, but it includes chives, pesto, sundried tomatoes, olives and some big shrimp.
I do recall that my spouse was praising me for this meal.
She thought it was delicious.
But no recipe, sorry.
Towards the light. Stratosphere, a new East London residential development designed by Stockwool for Telford Homes,
Plants have to be pretty hardy to survive the hot dry air of California summer weather. Jade plants rank right up at the top as being up to the task. I have had this plant for 40 years.
Shooting directly into the sun for a silhouette. The original shot had a strong yellow/orange colour but it seemed to overpower the simplicity of the windmill and tree with reflection through the mist. A simpler black and white seemed to bring out the subject better.
The tree is no longer there unfortunately but I have the memories how it just made the composition right!
Berbere & Kebap grilled hammersmackedTenderstrip with fries and a tomato/red onion & chives salad.
Sauce Béarnaise on the side.
Simple, fast, good, unhealthy and just delicious.
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Detail shot of Whittle Arch, public art installation in Coventry, England. It is dedicated to Sir Frank Whittle, the inventor of the turbojet engine, who was born in Coventry.
The arches are one of two steel complex torsion structures built in 2003 designed by architects MacCormac Jamieson Pritchard.
I believe they were designed to resemble vapour trails.
The building through the arch is 'Millenium View', student accomodation in Coventry, England.
See my other recent photo of this building here: flic.kr/p/2qTsgFv
Architects: Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson.
Photo taken in March 2025.