Contemporary street art, stunning Pump House, geometric shadow all set against blue skies - perfect for showcasing art and architectural photography, 

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The striking contrast of shadow and sunlight adds depth to this Pump House facade and cuts diagonally through the petite street art  work on the building. Old certainly meets contemporary in this architectural photograph. 

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One of my architectural muse's has been this striking brutalist era building on Katharine Street, Croydon. The Street Art nestles into the concrete arches in stark contrast to the structured, geometry of the windows. 

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Work by artist Rich Simmons which once adorned the now covered building on Park Street, Croydon. This area was home to an abundance of street art due to the buildings waiting either demolition or refurbishment. In this street art series I've combined my architectural photogrpahy to give focus to the building as well as street art. 

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Exploring the Brutalist era buildings, the black and white photography and contrast of shadow and light highlights the detail and graphic lines of this iconic building. 

Louise will be showcasing this as part of her exhibition at Roy's People Art Fair (1-4 November, 2018 at the Bargehouse, OXO Tower Wharf).

As an architectural photographer, Brutalist architecture is prevalent in my portfolio. Exploring the intricate mosaic facades of Brutalist era buildings, the black and white photography and contrast of shadow and light highlights the detail creates strong graphic lines. 

This artwork will be featured at Louise's stand at Roy's People Art Fair (1-4 November 2018,Stand no.22).

Representing 1939 and 1964, the architecture in Croydon is diverse but each building showcases its period beautifully.  

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