black and white photography by rob gardiner.

The Jubilee Bridge in London is actually two footbridges that straddle the Hungerford Bridge across the Thames. They are only several months old and are very popular as they afford great views of the South Bank including the London Eye.

This is an SX-70 Polaroid Manipulation. If you don’t know what that is, take a look around the site for more information.

The famous Cutty Sark Tea Clipper, now in dry dock in Greenwich on the outskirts of London, United Kingdom .

I’ve given it the Polaroid SX-70 Manipulation treatment.

Tower Bridge in London after my efforts at Polaroid Manipulation. Not very flattering light, unfortunately. The yellow dots are due to a problem I’ve been having with my SX-70 camera. But when you buy a 30 year camera on eBay for 7 pounds, you can hardly complain.

My interpretation of Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square, one of the city’s main attractions.

This is purely a photograph, or an ‘SX-70 Polaroid Manipulation’. See my other recent posts if you want to understand how it is a photo can look like this.