Hackney redevelopment. all photos of found situations, using disposable cameras.

Hackney Marshes is famous for its football pitches. It's said to have over a hundred of them. This picture was taken from beside the River Lea. The rubble from WW2 bombing of the City and East End of London was dumped on the marshes, so nowadays the surface is about eight feet up from the river and the football pitches enjoy excellent drainage. This stretch of the river will cease to be tidal in about a week's time due to works in connection with the 2012 Olympic Games.

By Sean Pollock

Tony Weatherall, accordion.

Hackney horse and rider at the New Forest Show 2012

Hackney Bus Depot

27/10/2012

An idyllic life of an Origami Rascal. How often do you get painting in the shadow of London 2012 Olympic Stadium?

hackney wick

Canon ae1- fp4

Westgate Street E8

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Grade 2* listed (June 1972) Theatre Mare Street Hackney London

Date: 1901

Architect: Frank Matcham

Restored: 1986 & 2004

Hackney 09

Snoe

St Andrews Road, South Hackney.

On the way to work yesterday - the Hackney blues!

On July 28, London Overground 378208 departs Hackney Central

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St John at Hackney churchyard.

Scene from Hackney Wick, March 2018

Agfa Optima Sensor with Ilford FP4 Plus, stand developed in Rodinal 1+100 for one hour.

Location: Hackney, London, England

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Randomness Guide to London

Hackney Wick

Graffiti near Markfield Community Centre, Lea Valley, London.

Where Royal Wok used to be.

A "bendybus" on Route 38 - bound for Clapton Pond - passes the unusual Hackney Central railway station sign.

Side boxes

near Broadway Market

hackney downs park, london

kingsland High Street

Under the stage at the Hackney Empire © Matt Humphrey 2013 / www.matthumphreyimages.com

Hackney, london