Townscape and Street Photography in London

London in 1999. Taxis and other vehicles drive through Wardour Street. once it's been busy with traffic on street, In recent years, traffic on this street has been restricted during the day.

Piccadilly Lights is an iconic landmark in West London.

Originally dominated by neon advertisements from Japanese electronics companies and other mainstream brands, it has evolved with technology and now features a state-of-the-art LED screen.

Captured in the glow of Christmas lights, this view from the window of a double-decker bus in London takes me back to the winter of 2002.

The iconic London Routemaster, a classic symbol of the city's transportation history. Inside, the distinctive checkered seats and the design of the interior reflect the era's style. These buses which once powered by diesel engines, emitted a distinctive exhaust smell and contributed to pollution, which may stir

Walker's Court photographed from Soho Rupert Street in London in 2002. The neon sign's text font shows the style of this era.

A view of London before skyscrapers such as the Shard and The Gherkin (30 St Mary Axe) were built. Year 2001.

Signature by Regus - London Tower 42 was the only skyscraper standing in the City of London in 2021

A telephone booth on a busy London street stands as a symbol of a bygone era.

It is in stark contrast to the blur of pedestrians and the rush of traffic around it, serving as a testament to the rapid pace of technological change. The widespread adoption of mobile phones has rendered such booths relics of public communication obsolete. Signs of neglect and disuse are evident in the booth's worn interior and the hanging telephone headset, symbolizi