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!:)
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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.
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Ooh! Okay – I just assumed it was a large building site with different companies involved!!
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Wow! As soon as I opened this post, jaw dropped! Strong graphical uncluttered images. Superb.
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Thanks very much indeed James. There must be some of that in Sheffield?
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Great job, Mike!
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Thank you Jag. An interesting spot to take a walk :)
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Four really strong images! I think my favourite is probably the first one, but they are all very good.
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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!
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Three extraordinary buildings and love the cranes, thank goodness they’re not all military grey :)
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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.
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OMG and I thought it was just heaps more building going on :)
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Oh there’s always plenty of that in London!
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