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London City View From Primrose Hill In Low light. The view from the top of Primrose Hill is one of London’s best, affording a fantastic panorama across the city.
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Penticton's waterfront and the Romp-Sculpures on Okanagan Lake. On the far right is the S.S. Sicamous Museum and Heritage Park. The ships on display in the park are the S. S. Sicamous a passenger and cargo vessel, the S. S. Naramata and Canadian National Number 6, both tugboats. The tugboats would push large barges loaded with railroad cars to the various communities along the lake. The Steam Ship Sicamous is a large steel-hulled sternwheeler, built for the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1914, and is now permanently beached on Okanagan Lake in Penticton.
Back in 2015 I went for a night shoot in the North Worcestershire town of Bewdley that stand on the River Severn .A beautiful place by day bunt think it comes into its own by night with its river side pubs and restaurants .This was a midweek night ion November but in Summer this place is rammed with people
The downside of a visit to a car park is always just how grotty they are. There's a thick layer of dirt and grime everywhere, harsh lighting and the smell... they're just pretty grim places.
Standing in the harsh glare of the stairway lights, I got this nice contained view of a cluster of buildings. I love the mixture of buildings here- more modern towers, slightly older extensions to brick buildings and then older, graffitied squat structures below.