Project london

[curtisl]

I have set myself a project and have come up with a concept for a book on London and Wednesday was day 1 of project London.

I was looking to get some thoughts on a few shots. I won't go into the details of the book just yet.


IMG_9116.jpg by leescurtis, on Flickr


IMG_9507.jpg by leescurtis, on Flickr


IMG_9446.jpg by leescurtis, on Flickr


The rest of the set is here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27360175@N05/sets/721...




Cheers

Edited by curtisl on Thursday 1st September 23:28

[LongQ]

Hmm. They look very promising to me.

[dibbly dobbler]

+1 These look excellent Lee - evocative

[curtisl]

Lovely stuff, thanks. I am notorious at not seeing things through but I have a lot of passion in this book. I'll keep people posted to the progress as it happens if you are interested

[dibbly dobbler]

curtisl said:

Lovely stuff, thanks. I am notorious at not seeing things through but I have a lot of passion in this book. I'll keep people posted to the progress as it happens if you are interested

Yes please Just had a look through the rest of the set on Flickr and I think they are superb - keep up the good work!

[curtisl]

Cheers mike

[londonagent]

Really liking these, just added you as a contact on flickr so I can keep up to date.

[theboyfold]

Some nice photos Out of interest did you have to apply to London transport for permission to take photos on the tube?

[AV12]

Pictures look great - but as a suggestion, try heading to the river east/southeast London for an element of the industrial age. Old Tate and Lyle factory, with a backdrop of new developments as there regeneration in these areas is shaping London IMO

Good work!

[curtisl]

Thanks people for the good comments. To shoot the underground using a proper set up and for commercial use then you do need a permit, yes.

It is my aim to cover as much of London as possible and the regeneration is something I'm planning. I'm trying to avoid obvious cliches but i will visit Stratford and the Olympic village