I took these photos 8 years ago before warehouse photography was trendy and I risked my life to go through an asbestos filled factory.
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Category Archives: Cityscape
© 2013 James Tolley. All rights reserved.
© 2013 James Tolley. All rights reserved.
Later London
I had a nice walk from Victoria Station to Westminster, the weather was clear and the streets were quiet. Most of the travellers were heading in the other direction (probably home). I was alone, I had time, a big first … Continue reading
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Prague Praha
Prague really excited me visually due to its impeccable architecture, relatively untouched by The World Wars. Having such a rich and full frontal history let us relax and absorb the city. We knew that we’d be there 5 days so … Continue reading
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Berlin
I was fortunate to travel to Berlin and stay with family in October 2008. It’s an amazingly vast place, with enormous museums, cathedrals and malls. The architecture was my main focus on my trip and due the amount of money … Continue reading
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Tyne Bridge Olympic Time lapse
Quayside Timelapse from James Tolley In honour of our London Olympics 2012 I had loads of fun taking these photos with a new remote trigger. The photos were taken over a 30 minute period with a 10 second exposure. The … Continue reading
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Malta Posters
This year I’m looking to exhibit my selection of photos from Malta that tell a story about the Maltese and will tell a story about ourselves… Here are potential posters:
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The Dynamic Tyne
If you don’t know the Newcastle & Gateshead Quayside, it is a-flock with many photographers day and night, so, I thought I be all sheepish and take some snaps for my collection. My friend Griff and I walked down to the … Continue reading
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A View from The High Level Stephenson Bridge
The High Level Bridge was opened 161 years ago for the York, Newcastle and Berwick Railway, it originally carried 3 tracks on the upper deck with a roadway on a lower level. The bridge has six spans of cast iron … Continue reading
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Thinking about London
I’ve not been for around 7 years and I’m feeling some sort of calling, like I need to go and take photos of Baker Street and Big Ben and spend money on overpriced food. This photo was taken on 35mm … Continue reading