black and white photography by rob gardiner.

Piccadilly Circus is a hub where several famous streets meet including Piccadilly itself, Regent Street, and Shaftesbury Avenue.

These photographs were taken with a pinhole camera, which as I’ve
described many times has no lens, viewfinder, meter, shutter, or
anything except a piece of film in a box with a pinprick sized hole to
let in some light.

Below is the view up Regent Street.

The skyway of Air Street.

And finally the Number 38 Routemaster chugging past London’s famous Ritz Club Hotel. (only a few metres from where i shot this Polaroid.)

A pinhole photo of the Norman Foster designed foyer of the British Museum.

Apologies for the lack of posts recently, it has everything to do with moving things to and fro. For the moment, a few pinholes are all I’ve got time for. I am hoping to shoot more ‘traditional’ stuff in the near future, so stay tuned.