Brick Walls and Windows

Brick Walls and Windows
Brick Walls and Windows

Brick Walls and Windows. London, England. July 6, 2013. © Copyright 2013 G Dan Mitchell – all rights reserved.

Brick walls and windows along a London street, late afternoon

There is probably not a whole lot to write about this photograph. As we walked some London streets that were not quite as filled with tourists, I looked up this side street and saw the beautiful series of brick walls, with all sorts of interesting interruptions of the basic form: windows, an indented darker area housing windows, conduit and a lamp, etc. Between the darker bricks further along the wall and the shadow near the camera position, there was a brighter band of sunlit bricks.

G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist whose subjects include the Pacific coast, redwood forests, central California oak/grasslands, the Sierra Nevada, California deserts, urban landscapes, night photography, and more.
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2 thoughts on “Brick Walls and Windows”

  1. It looks like one of the old warehouse buildings near the old docks – now probably very expensive apartments. I now try to get into London every 2-3 weeks as a mini photo safari.

    Old buildings, monochrome and shadows – always good for photos.

    1. John, I’m jealous that you can photograph there so often – I found London to be full of a wide variety of interesting photographic subjects, and I was barely able to scratch the surface for the possibilities during the week I was there. I must go back!

      This does look like some of the waterfront areas – which have, indeed, become quite expensive in many cases. I’d have to go back and look at my original files again but I think this was actually shot in a slightly different area though.

      Dan

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