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- Heron Quays. - Dennis. 21/4/06
- From Canary Wharf. - Dennis. 21/4/06
- Drummers, Canada Square - Dennis. 21/4/06
- Deptford Broadway DLR. - Tom. 21/4/06
- Entering Canary Wharf DLR. - Tom. 21/4/06
- Canada Square. - Tom. 21/4/06
- S.S. Robin. - Tom. 21/4/06
- Around Canada Square. - Tom 21/4/06
- From Deptford Broadway DLR. - Gabi. 21/4/06
- From Greenwich DLR. - Gabi. 21/4/06
- From The DLR. - Gabi. 21/4/06
- From Heron Quays. - Gabi. 21/4/06
- From Canada Square. - Gabi. 21/4/06
- S.S. Robin. - Gabi. 21/4/06
- Canada Square. - Gabi. 21/4/06.
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2 comments:
The professional in Gabi has been born in this panel; she must have had a packet of inspirational crisps before taking these. Very nice set of architectural images well exposed and definitely using a polarizer, well composed and very thought provoking, I want to go there.
10 out of 10
For me it is the third and fifth images that work best here. The limited colour palette employed in these emphasises the dizzying lines of the architecture.
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