No.1 London Bridge (the building with the cut-out section right by the bridge) forms the foreground to the dramatic cluster at London Bridge Quarter, home to the Shard. It has become a more exciting section of the Thames to shoot, and the river moorings have a pleasing echo of the Shard’s shape. Many people’s experience of London Bridge is the ordered flurry of commuters crossing the river twice daily. That feverish march seems a long way from the agreeable stillness of this image.
From left to right, some buildings of note in this shot are Hay’s Galleria, City Hall, Cottons Centre, London Bridge Hospital, Hays Wharf, The Shard, The News Building (formerly The Place), 1 London Bridge, Glaziers Hall, Southwark Cathedral, Minerva House, Golden Hinde II, Pickfords Wharf.
Fine Art Print
Planate London, archival print
Framed
Fine art print, framed
Acrylic
Face-mounted acrylic
Resolution
For hoardings, supersites, wall manifestations and translites, this image scales to building and site-scale sizes. Find out more. Fine art prints up to 284 × 140 cm at native resolution.
Formats
Framed, face-mounted acrylic, or unframed on a paper roll. Hand silver-gilded editions by arrangement.
Captured
27 November 2014.
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