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Wearing the traditional Portugese university cloak/gown covered in badges.

Pozostałości magazynu przy Salthouse Dock, Wapping, Liverpool, 19 października 2024 r.

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Remaining gable of a shed at the Salthouse Dock, Wapping, Liverpool, October 19, 2024

Built: 1889-93

Architect: E.B. Ellington

Closed: 1977

Reopened: 2000 as The Wapping Project a restaurant and art space by Shed 54 Ltd

Looking upstream at the Limehouse bank, as the river curves to the left around north Rotherhithe – photographed from the Canary Wharf Ferry Terminal.

Wapping Project re-used a machine-shed (Hydraulic Power Station en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wapping_Hydraulic_Power_Station) Itself disguised as a church. Theyve kept machinery in the building but it's largely a posh restaurant now. BUT, also it's an art project. These dooors and furniture in a tree reminded me of the random plastic bags that used to get lodged in the tree outside my balcony when I lived in West Ham

Really good food for resonable prices.

Expired Polaroid film (exp 2009) using a Sun 660 Autofocus.

The Wapping squirrel eats a sandwich in Wapping Rose Gardens

I'm heading here this evening. Woo!

Cliched, but didn't realise you could line it up like this...

Expired Polaroid film (exp 2009) using a Sun 660 Autofocus.

Wapping old steps, lead down to the river Thames close to the Town of Ramsgate pub, apparently at low tide a post can still be seen to which pirates were chained to so that they would drown with the incoming tide.

pentax 645, acros 100 in rodinal

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