London 2011 / Architecture and Shape 2 (Black and White)

Admittedly, this is just a bunch of random images I was too lazy to find a name for. However, you should look at them, because they're good. Sort of.

London 2011 / Architectur and Shapes

Some of my more graphical images from London.

London 2011 / Street Photography 3 (Colour)

Street Photography in colour? Oh shit! I'm not an artist any more! Seriously, last bit off the streets of London, which is a song I've now got stuck in my head.





Missed focus in the next one. Bowtie was to distracting.





This guy had the most awesome facial expression ever.

London 2011 / Street Photography 2 (Black and White)

A tilting and swiveling LCD-screen and a somewhat descrete camera help a lot when doing street photography, wouldn't have captured these images with the enormous Olympus. Trade-off: The GH1 doesn't autofocus with the 14-54mm by Olympus. Gotta make sacrifices...



Next 2 images are some of my all-time favourites so far, I'm ashamed to say I feel a bit like an artist looking at these...

London 2011 / Street Photography 1 (Black and White)

I started to fall in love with street photography a bit in London. At first, I wasn't fond of it at all, but now I somewhat get what it's about. I guess it's all about overcoming your fear of shooting complete strangers.

London 2011 / At Night 1 (Black and White)

Some of the stuff I did in London at night. No, they aren't STRICTLY B&W.

London 2011 / Windsor Castle 2 (Colour)

Second part, in colour this time.







And once again two bonus shots.

London 2011 / Windsor Castle 1 (Black and White)

I've been to London with school for a week. Did a lot of photography. It will take me forever to edit, but i think I'll get some great stuff out of it. This is the first bunch, shot at Windsor Castle. I didn't want to do normal touristy shots, so I tried to get some people in the shot who where doing that. Did work to some degree, although I had to delete a lot of these.









And two bonus images not fitting with the theme: