The top deck of a London bus has to be a pretty neat way of seeing the world below.
And when it is the same bus at about the same time every day then you have got yourself a project.
All you need is a camera and the patience each week to record the same spot.
It helps if there is a major new development underway like the one at Grove Market and the rest as they say is Larissa Hamment’s “Pictures from an Eltham bus.”*
And here is the latest taken today on a misty morning with the tall crane and rising development looming out of that mist.
Location, Eltham High Street, Eltham, London
Picture; a moment in May 2016 from the work at Grove Market, 2015/2016, from the collection of Larissa Hamment
*Pictures from an Eltham bus, https://chorltonhistory.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Pictures%20from%20an%20Eltha
All you need is a camera and the patience each week to record the same spot.
It helps if there is a major new development underway like the one at Grove Market and the rest as they say is Larissa Hamment’s “Pictures from an Eltham bus.”*
And here is the latest taken today on a misty morning with the tall crane and rising development looming out of that mist.
Location, Eltham High Street, Eltham, London
Picture; a moment in May 2016 from the work at Grove Market, 2015/2016, from the collection of Larissa Hamment
*Pictures from an Eltham bus, https://chorltonhistory.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Pictures%20from%20an%20Eltha
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