London
What seemed to hit me the hardest was how aged everything was. The oldest of man-made architecture here in the States is only roughly 200 years old. London boasts a very rich history. Amazing really.
While there I saw, Water Lilies by Monet, a Banksy piece, the original Burberry store, red cars, red buses, red shoes, red lips and at the end caught a red-eye home.
London's Graces, American Eyes.
won't lie. when I heard I cried. I was a fan.
The gentleman on the right allowed me to shoot him and his Leica M9. Thanks for the portrait Dick. :) I hope to one day have this much swagger.
red. You won't need to be there more then 4 minutes to realize what color Brits love to accent with.
Perhaps my most favorite image of the trip. Saw the opportunity within 3 seconds of taking the shot. The gentleman in the rear of the bus flipped me off soon after.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
London's Grace, American Eyes
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13 comments:
whoa, that last one is stellar!
whoa, that last one is stellar.
Fantastic seeing London through your eyes, Sam!
Fantastic seeing London through your eyes, Sam!
Great images :) I never realised how much we Brits love our red!
do i hear an echo?
do i hear an echo?
Dang. And they say New Yorkers are rude! LOL welcome home, bloke.
Awesome images, looks like a great trip! Dude with the M9 certainly has swagger!
You are one of my favorite photogs ever.
London through your eyes: witty, fun, and overall inspiring... a pleasure as always. Looking forward to November. :)
You take The.Coolest.Pics. Wow on the talent.
Even though I was there myself and loved every minute of it, it looks even better in your pics! Awesome shots!
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