#black and white architecture London

[pamelaaminou]

Exploring the ambiguous terrain of photography

In the intricate dance of the photographic journey, uncertainty often becomes a compelling companion. There are instances when I find myself traversing the creative landscape without a fixed destination or a clearly defined roadmap. Yet, amidst this ambiguity, an unmistakable truth prevails – the moment of revelation, that instant when I capture an image that resonates profoundly. The allure of…

[humanoidhistory]

Lloyd's Building, London, designed by Richard Rogers Partnership.

(Simon Phipps)

[cloehotham]

Dangling Window Cleaner

[mymonochromeplace]

The unique Alexandra and Ainsworth Estate in London

[leahdlom]

The Barbican, 2021.

[studyinaesthetics]

[allanodyne]

Prepare for the fall out

by AllanOdyne

[bouncinghedgehoginblackandwhite]

[sulphurousvisions]

British Museum London

Kentmere 400

[halukturgutmenguc]

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Early hours of....!

[home-phoenix]

King's Cross station. London. Charcoal powder, water.

[pamelaaminou]

Embracing the Unplanned

If you’ve been immersed in the world of photography, you understand the meticulous planning and visualisation that often go into creating a compelling image. I, too, take pride in the careful orchestration of my images, setting the scene, and envisioning the final result. However, in the midst of this precision, there’s an undeniable charm in the spontaneity of the unplanned. As a photographer,…

[humanoidhistory]

Ashington House, London, photographed by Simon Phipps.

[cloehotham]

London Aquatics Centre, Stratford

[scholarofgloom]

[daviddurand]

London

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