Showing posts with label Modern Architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Modern Architecture. Show all posts

Monday, 18 October 2021

Derelict Buildings - West Cambridge Site

Back on the evening of the 1st September the Cambridge Camera club met up at the West Cambridge Site of the Cambridge University. An ongoing development since the 1960 with the current area gained planing permission in 1999. A wealth of modern architecture and must be an extremely pleasant area to work in.

Ann showed me an area of derelict buildings and I spent quite a bit of time there predominately taking multiple exposures.

Must go back again.























Sunday, 29 March 2020

London 2018 - Images Revisited

Back in November 2018 Sue and I were invited to go with Ann to her award ceremony at the RPS in London. We made a weekend of it. I am not sure why but these images where never blogged at the time. Other images can be seen on the blog links at the end of this.

On our final day we spent the morning at Cold Drops Yard and then after some lunch we walked back to Kings Cross through Pancras Square. As I love Street Photography and Architecture this was a great area to visit.

























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