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The World's Worst Photo Blog
My mobile was one of those Motorola flip open ones that everyone had - the Razr V3 I think. The camera on it was pretty bad but I liked it. This is a blog of some of the photos I took on it, of London where I live and some other places I've been.
For a while I replaced my phone with identical models bought on eBay so I could keep this blog going. Then I tired of that and moved on to a phone with a decent camera. So this blog will end on November 23rd 2009 once I've posted all the vaguely interesting photos I have stored up.
Have a look through the archive below, if you like shop fronts, gas towers, tower blocks, building sites, atriums and such like, and have nothing better to do.
For a while I replaced my phone with identical models bought on eBay so I could keep this blog going. Then I tired of that and moved on to a phone with a decent camera. So this blog will end on November 23rd 2009 once I've posted all the vaguely interesting photos I have stored up.
Have a look through the archive below, if you like shop fronts, gas towers, tower blocks, building sites, atriums and such like, and have nothing better to do.
Blog Archive
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2007
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September
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- party next to Hackney Wick station, London
- The Trellick Tower at night, West London
- three views of a nearly-built towerblock on Bishop...
- Old Street, Great Eastern Street and Columbia Road...
- Berlin
- approaching Centre Point from Tottenham Court Road...
- Hay's Galleria, more Gherkin, more Thames, and HMS...
- Nine Elms
- Telecom Tower from a nearby roof
- two different kinds of houses in Notting Hill
- two churches with the top cut off
- two attempts to capture the immensity of Waterloo ...
- what used to be a bingo hall in Kennington, and a ...
- the IMAX cinema, London
- views from the top floor of Perronet House, Elepha...
- Cleaver Square, Kennington and Fournier Street, Sp...
- a London skyline and two views of the Gherkin
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September
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