EuroTripping – London Street Shots

While on our European road trip, we spent almost a week in London. We walked around a lot and among the images I snapped, there were a number of shots I would categorize as “street” photography. Here, then, are some of the London street shots taken back in early July.

A figure walking in the vicinity of Shad Thames
A photo shoot outside Christie’s
Cat on patrol from on high on Brick Lane
Escalating away from the Barbican Centre
Resisting the dark side in Leicester Square
Entering a tunnel of lights near Covent Garden
Entering the Leake Street Graffiti tunnel
Riding high at work near Paddington Station
Stopping to contemplate on the Millennium Bridge
Passing by Gosh Comics
Composing a piece in the Leake Street tunnel
Avoiding the rain in Bermondsey
Racing against a race car in Shoreditch
Three under the cover of one umbrella
Man on patrol from on high
Browsing at the book shop
Closer look at the photo shooting duo
On the phone at the Tate Modern
Under the lights
Riding the walkways in a tube station
Snacking in Leadenhall Market
Providing security at White Cube
Busking in a tube station
Providing security with a view at The Lookout
Taking a load off
Still talking on the phone at the Tate Modern

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I am a photography enthusiast living in Oslo, Norway. My favourite subjects tend to be landscapes and nature - but I enjoy photographing urban scenes, architecture, abstract shapes and street images as well. Welcome!

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    1. Many thanks! As far as Bill Brandt, I feel like I’ve come across his name (I’m terrible with names) and just now looked him up and his shot of a house fronted by a sloping road seemed familiar to me but I’m not really familiar with his work. I’ll check him out. 😃

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