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Westminster Abbey08.20 / Thames during Lockdown05.20 / #onephotochallenge05.20 / Olympic Way04.20 / Uren Building01.20 / Kingsbridge12.19 / The (un)Illuminated River03.19 / The Royal Opera House03.19 / Return to Bloomberg01.19 / Fortnum & Mason at The Royal Exchange12.18 / Fortnum & Mason11.18 / HIDE10.18 / Architectural Photography Awards 201810.18 / The Ram Quarter09.18 / Brunel University Advanced Metals Processing Centre07.18 / Room2 Southampton06.18 / 1+2 New Ludgate03.18 / Made of Light Too website launched01.17 / Arcaid Images Architectural Photography Awards10.16 / Personal project on Documentary Platform01.16 / Feature in Lighting04.15 / Restoring the Light04.15 / Creative Review Award11.13 /
Westminster Abbey08.20 / Thames during Lockdown05.20 / #onephotochallenge05.20 / Olympic Way04.20 / Uren Building01.20 / Kingsbridge12.19 / The (un)Illuminated River03.19 / The Royal Opera House03.19 / Return to Bloomberg01.19 / Fortnum & Mason at The Royal Exchange12.18 / Fortnum & Mason11.18 / HIDE10.18 / Architectural Photography Awards 201810.18 / The Ram Quarter09.18 / Brunel University Advanced Metals Processing Centre07.18 / Room2 Southampton06.18 / 1+2 New Ludgate03.18 / Made of Light Too website launched01.17 / Arcaid Images Architectural Photography Awards10.16 / Personal project on Documentary Platform01.16 / Feature in Lighting04.15 / Restoring the Light04.15 / Creative Review Award11.13 /
Thames during Lockdown 05.20
Never has the Thames been so quiet and still, early in the lockdown I was in the City to photograph some views of the Thames to look at the impact of lockdown on occupancy and lighting levels, the reduction of which these images clearly show. A lot of the office lighting was off, the Shard crown was blue for the NHS and the Southbank was empty.
What really struck me though was the lack of sound, there was near silence, the occasional bus and pedestrian. At one point next to London Bridge I could hear people talking on the other side of the river, eerie!
