There is a nub of land which juts into the River Thames. It’s a hive of modern development and activity, with sleek housing blocks, a lofty cable car and a landmark music and entertainment venue – the O2 Arena. A recent river walk took me to North Greenwich, and here are four images from this remarkable piece the capital’s territory.
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Lovely images – tantalising glimpses into the architecture of the area, without actually giving anything away! :) I love the cranes and am really drawn to the portholes!:)
Thanks Richard. I’m still slightly embarrassed that I didn’t know the cranes are a huge outdoor installation! A good Space Age little area.
Ooh! Okay – I just assumed it was a large building site with different companies involved!!
Wow! As soon as I opened this post, jaw dropped! Strong graphical uncluttered images. Superb.
Thanks very much indeed James. There must be some of that in Sheffield?
Great job, Mike!
Thank you Jag. An interesting spot to take a walk :)
Four really strong images! I think my favourite is probably the first one, but they are all very good.
Thank you very much :) There’s a great deal to shoot in such a small area. It was pointed out to me today that the colourful cranes are an art installation!
Three extraordinary buildings and love the cranes, thank goodness they’re not all military grey :)
Hi Lee, they’re great, aren’t they? It turns out they’re a large-scale outdoor art installation which I had no idea about! Still, they caught my eye.
OMG and I thought it was just heaps more building going on :)
Oh there’s always plenty of that in London!