Location memories-FMP

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The city in the horizon. When I was a little girl there only used to be 4 big building. Canary Whalf, the HSBC building and a couple more.


 
The start of the triangle. It is always full of traffic. The tower in the background.

This is a sneaky shot over my old back garden gate. I truly loved this Whisteria tree. I used to train the branches. I was so happy to see they have kept it after all these years. 

A view to Gipsy hill

Gipsy hill, I used to walk up and down this dreded hill everyday to go to and from the train station. At the top this was the view of the city in the horizon. I really like this photo because of its composition. I really like how the road disappears into the trees and the lamps on the left are  

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