London Architecture

Posted by Mark on Oct 25, 2011 | 4 Comments

As I mentioned yesterday, we popped up to London on Sunday and, well, London's not really my cup of tea. However… from a purely photographic point-of-view it does herald a fantastic array of decidedly snappable bits and bobs, whether that's people, events, or things. One of those things happens to also be one of my pet loves – architecture – and London definitely doesn't disappoint with its plethora of architectural styles jammed in next to one another.

In album London Architecture (26 photos)

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Oct25

Lynda Bowyer

Top stuff +Mark Hooper

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Mark Hooper

Thanks +Lynda Bowyer.

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Oct25

Brenda Jun

I can feel that one towering right over me! Wow~

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Oct25

Helena Martins

Oh London architecture … You will never get bored! Wait until I get my hands on a wide-angle! These images are pretty cool +Mark Hooper

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