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A monochrome photo of the Brick Lane Mosque taken with a Nikon D90.
A black-and-white photograph of the National Theatre in London, showing its Brutalist concrete towers rising against a cloudy sky. A row of visitors stands along a terrace at the building's base, their silhouettes forming a dark line against the pale concrete. In the distance, the dome of St Paul's Cathedral is visible on the skyline alongside a construction crane. London.
Black and white close-up photograph of a Victorian London building facade. Multiple layers of white-framed sash windows cascade upward across dark brick, creating a repeating geometric pattern that fills the entire frame. A brick chimney stack rises on the left against a pale sky. Covent Garden, London.
A black-and-white photograph of a lone woman walking down a narrow London street. Tall Georgian buildings with repeating arched shopfronts recede into the distance. A gas lamp stands on the pavement. Soho, London.
A black-and-white photo of a glass office building reflecting a historic gabled façade, standing beside the ornate stone building itself, set against a cloudy sky.
A black-and-white photograph of the glass Aldgate Tower, London, reflecting the sky, the clouds and its surroundings.
A monochrome image of a high-rise building taken from the ground looking up in the sky whilst a commercial airplane fly by it.
A monochrome image of the suspended bridge connecting the Camden Market Hawley Wharf buildings highlighting the sculptural aspect of the construction against a cloudy - moody sky.
A black-and-white photograph of a street sign reading "Brick Lane E.1" fixed to the corner of a building in London. A security camera is mounted just above the sign, and a large multi-paned industrial-style window fills the upper portion of the frame. Below, a shuttered doorway with horizontal slats sits in shadow. East London.
A monochrome photo of the front exterior of Ravensbourne University London, a modern building beside The O2 in Greenwich, London. The building’s contemporary façade is visible, with reflections of The O2’s distinctive roof-supporting poles appearing across the glass exterior.