Underpass
A visit to London’s Barbican inevitably leads you to its underbelly. This is the Beech Street underpass, which carries traffic and pedestrians beneath the 1960s and 70s housing complex – and to the Barbican arts centre.
It’s quite long and the ceiling is criss-crossed with mesmerising lights which set a silvery trail. Lines stretch ahead of you to the daylight at the end, which streams into the low-lit tunnel. Like the concrete jungle above your head, this is a photogenic, interesting city sight.
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Great shots – you really captured the scale of it.
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Thanks Richard – it’s quite a thing of wonder.
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Great light, great angles Mike! Robyn
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Thank you Robyn, much appreciated. I might have stood there all day… well, perhaps not!
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Great images! Summing the place up nicely again, Mike! :)
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Thanks Richard! Were you mesmerised by the pretty lights too?
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Haha… Something like that, yeah! :)
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From what I read you couldn’t find your way out of that place!
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I went there last year and got totally lost – kept going round in circles and getting nowhere. This time round, however, I had Richard G as an expert guide and that worked perfectly! :)
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