A4 picture in a 30×40 cm white mount (Frame NOT included).
Area around Greenwich North Station and O2.
This image features a striking piece of contemporary architecture captured in black and white, giving it a clean, graphic quality. The building in the center has bold, angular forms supported by sculptural columns that taper elegantly toward the ground. These supports create a sense of lightness, as if the structure is hovering above the open plaza below.
A broad staircase rises to an upper level on the right, adding direction and movement to the composition. The surrounding environment includes additional modern buildings, their geometric lines complementing the central structure. Sparse trees and open space contribute to a calm, orderly atmosphere.
Silhouetted figures rendered as white cutouts are placed around the scene. Their minimal, almost symbolic appearance emphasizes the scale of the architecture rather than drawing attention to individual identities. The whole piece feels architectural, intentional, and somewhat futuristic, highlighting the relationship between people and the built environment.
A4 picture in a 30×40 cm white mount (Frame NOT included).
Area around Greenwich North Station and O2.
This image features a striking piece of contemporary architecture captured in black and white, giving it a clean, graphic quality. The building in the center has bold, angular forms supported by sculptural columns that taper elegantly toward the ground. These supports create a sense of lightness, as if the structure is hovering above the open plaza below.
A broad staircase rises to an upper level on the right, adding direction and movement to the composition. The surrounding environment includes additional modern buildings, their geometric lines complementing the central structure. Sparse trees and open space contribute to a calm, orderly atmosphere.
Silhouetted figures rendered as white cutouts are placed around the scene. Their minimal, almost symbolic appearance emphasizes the scale of the architecture rather than drawing attention to individual identities. The whole piece feels architectural, intentional, and somewhat futuristic, highlighting the relationship between people and the built environment.
