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- Stockwell Shooting
- Summer and Autumn
- Now move away from my nigiri unagi, you tramp
- Warmth
- Inhabitants
- Cheese sandwiches, Borough Market, Step 3
- Cheese sandwiches, Borough Market, Step 2
- Cheese sandwiches, Borough Market, Step 1
- Attention
- Muse
- Leer, lick
- Lines
- Wooden pavilion, South Bank
- Wooden pavilion, South Bank
- Toilet, after Cy Twombly
- In the Troubadour
- Glass and light bench
- Silver cover for a bible
- Amazing
- Unknown
- Arcus 1
- Swarm
- Swarm
- Chihuly swirls
- Chihuly swirls
- Swarm
- Gilt music room
- Chihuly swirls
- Swarm
- Swarm
- Swarm
- Swarm - and arch
- Swarm - suspended in light
- Chihuly - tendrils of light
- Swarm - smaller than you think
- Swarm - glinting in the light
- Cornelia Parker - Breathless
- V&A John Madejski Garden fountains
- V&A John Madejski Garden fountains
- Vast and overdone
- Grandeur
- From Maidenstone Hill
- Sneaky of me
- His'n'hers
- Grey skyscape
- Alley
- The sky in the brick
- More flat whiteness
- Flat white
- Diminutive
- So many people
- Clock and girders
- Model for a Hotel
- Well, back to Belfast
- Coal Merchant...?
- And cut!
- Painted Hall, Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
- And action!
- Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
- Bastion
- Sunken water garden
- Routes
- Lemon Meringue Tart
- Depths
- Bar Italia
- Cakes
- Intrepid Fox
- Now, where was that album taken?
- On the London Eye
- On the London Eye
- On the London Eye
- Kissy kissy
- In St Pancras Station
- Model for a Hotel, Fourth Plinth, London
- Dead
- Ghosts
- Serpentine Pavilion, by Frank Gehry
- Serpentine Pavilion, by Frank Gehry
- Serpentine Pavilion, by Frank Gehry
- Serpentine Pavilion, by Frank Gehry
- Serpentine Pavilion, by Frank Gehry
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2 comments:
See how it looks good when there is a presence of a fountain. It feels so relax whenever we are in front of a fountain and just looking at it.
That piece would definitely make a place elegant and really relaxing. It would also add an air of sophistication to your garden.
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