London: intimate details
This past May I was given the opportunity to travel abroad to London for a class concentrated in the arts. As my final project, I chose to create a series of photographs that focused on smaller, more intimate details of places in London or close by. These details were less pronounced and took more time to discover than the full view of a place. A closer look through the lens therefore revealed the simple beauty of these details, and made the insignificant more significant. My goal through these photographs was to make visual discoveries and provide a new perspective of these places for myself as well as the viewer.
This past May I was given the opportunity to travel abroad to London for a class concentrated in the arts. As my final project, I chose to create a series of photographs that focused on smaller, more intimate details of places in London or close by. These details were less pronounced and took more time to discover than the full view of a place. A closer look through the lens therefore revealed the simple beauty of these details, and made the insignificant more significant. My goal through these photographs was to make visual discoveries and provide a new perspective of these places for myself as well as the viewer.
I explored the following ten places: St. Dunstan-in-the-East, Tower Bridge, Leadenhall Market, King's Cross station, St. Paul's Cathedral, Royal Albert Hall, Leake Street graffiti tunnel, Millennium Bridge, South Bank, and Coventry Cathedral.
St. Dunstan-in-the-East
Tower Bridge
Leadenhall Market
King's Cross station
St. Paul's Cathedral
Royal Albert Hall
Leake Street Graffiti Tunnel
Millennium Bridge
South Bank
Coventry Cathedral
