a Photo Blog, from swerve of shore to bend of bay, brings us by a commodius vicus of recirculation back to dear dirty New York
They were being video-graphed by the woman you can see ton the bottom left corner of the top left photo as they performed their synchronized routine. They had gathered a crowd of watchers but I couldn’t find any other information about them. Click any image to see them all full sized.
This is the building seen a couple of posts ago, from outside the Lego store in Leicester Square.
I met my classmate, Naoto, at the Centre for British Photography and we went to a bustling, crowded Chinese restaurant he knew where, after a wait, we were directed to a table on the 2nd floor (3rd floor to Americans) and I saw this out the window.
Galleries and museums, because of their preference for white walls and a kind of deluxe starkness, often provide geometric black and white still life opportunities. I’ve often photographed corners, nooks, and chairs in such places.
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