Showing posts with label Brick Lane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brick Lane. Show all posts

Friday, 28 February 2025

Brick Lane

It has been some time since I last did any street photography. So, last Saturday, with the weather forecast promising a sunny afternoon, I headed to Brick Lane. I was limited to a fixed 50mm equivalent lens.This forced me to get closer than I typically shoot. But Brick Lane on a Saturday afternoon is rife with photographers and posers, so it's an easier location than many. The promised sun took a while to develop, but the afternoon finished with some lovely light. One spot in particular caught the low afternoon sun and drew people to it.

 





Saturday, 21 August 2021

London Awayday - Shoreditch

I recently had my first photography trip into London since the start of the pandemic.  It was a fun trip with a couple of pals and a couple of beers.  We started at Kings Cross, where I didn't get anything useful, before moving on to Shoreditch.


Tuesday, 10 September 2019

Saturday Afternoon on Brick Lane

I was in London on Saturday, and after a quick visit to Wex on the Commercial Road, the next logical stop was Brick Lane.

 
 

 

Saturday, 11 May 2019

Brick Lane

Any trip to Columbia Road is immediately followed by a visit to Brick Lane.  Despite the fact that the Sunday market at Brick Lane is even busier and more chaotic than Columbia Road, I find it a more rewarding location.  The street art offers lots of interesting, and ever-changing, backdrops and there are a number of quieter side-streets that allow for simpler shots.