A little trip to Imperial Wharf, London

The Architect's Eye photographic exhibition is at Roca London Gallery, renowned as being designed by Zaha Hadid and I visited on Saturday,  a two fold purpose as I wanted a few more shots of the Gallery and to see the prints "live".

Architects Eye
Well deserved winners, I particularly liked Venice 2 and Breakpoint..
The Gallery shots continue my theme of White Space, that is often grey, naturally. 

Shots taken with new Canon 700D bought to replace my heavy 5D, first time out with it, love the touch screen and live view.  On first sight it seems to be an ideal choice, I can still use all my lenses, with the crop factor giving me more zoom for tighter shots if required.          



 

 

Industrial Strength Black and Decker Drill

Serpentine Pavilion - July 2013

The Serpentine Pavilion is an annual feature in Serpentine Gardens London, designed each year by an appointed architect, and is deemed a great honour to be chosen. This year it is Japanese architect
Sou Fujimoto's turn, one I really like, his vision being of a cloud, which it appears to be from a distance.

I have edited some of shots here, looking at the structure in detail, it is a complex structure and proved a challenge to photograph.

 

 

 

 

 

The reality

 

 

Particulars of the Pavilion and reviews are here.

http://www.serpentinegallery.org/2013/02/sou_fujimoto_to_design_serpentine_gallery_pavilion_2013.html