Now I have been wanting my own picture of the new ferries that ply their way across the river, and now I can add two which were taken last weekend.
They come from that new series which was inspired by a visit our Elizabeth and Colin made to Woolwich.
It began when they spent a few nights in an Airbnb off Thomas Street, and it occurred to me that the top window of a Woolwich flat must be a pretty neat way of seeing the world below.
And when it is the same window over the space of a weekend, then you have got yourself a project.
All you need is a camera, and the patience to record from the same spot, and the rest as they say is Colin and Elizabeth’s “Pictures from a Woolwich Window”. *
But not content with just looking out of the window, they also ventured out in response to my request for pictures of Woolwich today and that ld o these three.
Location; Woolwich
Pictures; walking across Woolwich, 2019, from the collection of Liz and Colin Fitzpatrick
*Pictures from a Woolwich Window, https://chorltonhistory.blogspot.com/2019/04/pictures-from-woolwich-window-no1-night.html
It began when they spent a few nights in an Airbnb off Thomas Street, and it occurred to me that the top window of a Woolwich flat must be a pretty neat way of seeing the world below.
And when it is the same window over the space of a weekend, then you have got yourself a project.
But not content with just looking out of the window, they also ventured out in response to my request for pictures of Woolwich today and that ld o these three.
Location; Woolwich
Pictures; walking across Woolwich, 2019, from the collection of Liz and Colin Fitzpatrick
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