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Welta Reflekta II with Kodak Ektar

 

Hackney Wick, London E9, is a run-down industrial area on the borders of the London Boroughs of Hackney,Tower Hamlets and Newham; which was once little-known outside the immediate vicinity and rarely visited by outsiders. However it lies just a stone's throw from the Olympic Park and now being revitalised by artists and creative enterprises.

Welta Reflekta II with Kodak Ektar

 

Save the hackney pylons! These are stunning structures, part of Hackney and East London's industrial heritage. They are being cleared as part of the Olympic beautification. These landmarks are being demolished without a word of protest or even discussion.

Think the bridge carries electrical cables not sure though

One of over 500 photographs taken of people living, working and studying in the five Olympic host boroughs of Greenwich, Tower Hamlets, Hackney, Newham and Waltham Forest.

 

Photography: Yujin Yun, Christina Katsantoni, Ewa Balazinska, SangDuck Bae, Paul Yeung & Amanda Shiu and Tomoko Kinoshita.

Screensaver programming: Thomas Daly and Stephen Pho.

 

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The Hackney chapter of the National Union of Teachers, out protesting the cuts.

Hasselblad 500cm hp5

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Around the Hackney Empire © Matt Humphrey 2013 / www.matthumphreyimages.com

Hackney Wick, London E9, is a run-down industrial area on the borders of the London Boroughs of Hackney,Tower Hamlets and Newham; which was once little-known outside the immediate vicinity and rarely visited by outsiders. However it lies just a stone's throw from the Olympic Park and now being revitalised by artists and creative enterprises.

How nice, and rare, to find a municipal building still retaining its original use more than a century later. I like the italicisation too. Class. Um, but why is the 'M' in 'Mortuary Buildings' taller than the 'B'? Three sizes of caps doesn't seem right in a small-cap font, somehow.

Hackney Railway Bridge

Looking down on to the Hertford Union canal

St-John-At-Hackney churchyard E8

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