St. Paul’s Cathedral
St Paul's Cathedral at sunset seen from Whitechapel
St Paul's Cathedral by a zebra crossing
St Paul's Cathedral reflection
St Paul's Cathedral with statue
Brick Lane Bridge Rivets
I imagine the cast iron rivets which adorn the panels on Brick Lane bridge photograph the people I’ve captured over the years.
Lady walking on Brick Lane Bridge, 1985
They are like beadie eyed cameras which remain constant no matter what the Council does to clean up the bridge. The lady above could be taking part in an early photographic experiment: every time one of her legs pass a rivet she is photographed.
Wardrobe on Brick Lane bridge, 2010
Despite posters and wardrobes the rivets shine through. They are spots from the industrial revolution which refuse to move no matter how much regeneration you throw at them.
Brick Lane bridge, 2010
I think the rivets have recorded every single person that has passed the bridge.
Lady walking on Brick Lane Bridge, 1985
Brick Lane bridge, 1984
Walking Down Brick Lane
The ladies walking down Brick Lane in 1986 know it as a place of dereliction but still a convenient way to get from Bethnal Green to Whitechapel. To their right all buildings have ceased operating and await demolition.
Tree ladies walk down Brick Lane, 1986
Tree ladies walk down Brick Lane, 1986
Walking down Brick Lane, 2008
Similarity
A frosted log in Mile End Park, 2009
A motorway in the UK, 2010
City walks in India and New York
A woman walking in Manhattan, 2005
A woman walking in Tamil Nadu, 2008
