Soho and Greenwich

September 2007

Another fine Saturday wandering around the Soho and Greenwich checking out the galleries, street art and fine buildings.

Soho (I think)

While wandering past people setting up for a street festival, I saw this baby "Drown The Clown".  That's right up there with the "Shoot The Freak" attraction I saw at Coney Island.

Little Chinese Laundromat and more buildings with fire escapes out the front.

And the same again viewed from a slightly different angle.

Interesting street art

Same artist ... bring the troops home.

Old Puch motorcycle

Big blocks

Marilyn and crayons.  Hard to believe this is a painting and not just some colouring book on a desk. 

I really loved these paintings so took heaps of photos of them.

Note the Malboro pack of crayons and the cigarette style of the crayons.  Very cool.

Lichtenstein

Jackson Pollock

Oil of a bubble gum machine

Oil of oils.

Amazing facade of a building in Soho.  Reminds me of the Roman buildings in Ephesus, Turkey

Map of the New York Subway on the pavement

Metal sculptures of workers having lunch on a girder while building a skyscraper

The original

Funky Truck

Warning Sign

Photo in an art gallery

Street art for sale.  Here's the artists website. 

Singer

Street blur.  Sometimes, I like blurred shots.  No idea why.

Photos in a clothes shop window. 

The Savile Row W1 picture caught my eye. 

Woman

Art by a famous Playboy or Penthouse cartoonist

Woman on the tiles

Heyyyyyy..... Nicole

Pink apartments

Buddha image or something.

Greenwich (I think)

Prime Ministers residence?  I think not.

Only. Light.

One of my favourites ..... On this site in 1897 nothing happened.

Shop window.

A pristine 2CV a long way from home.

Hidden houses.  Very green, peaceful and quiet.  Probably cost a bomb too.

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