Bank of England

The title of this joiner is a little cheeky as it's not entirely the Bank of England, it's the 5 way crossroads in front of the Bank of England. However, the Bank of England is the dominant building the joiner, so the title still stand.
Founded in 1694 the Bank of England is 326 years old, which is old by anyone's standard. At the heart of the City of London the Bank has seen many booms and busts and yet still it resides.
This joiner took quite a long time to shoot as there are lots and lots of buses which criss-cross the area, and while I have nothing against the buses I didn't want the joiner filled with them. I'm reasonably sure, and rather proud of the fact, that this is the first time it's ever been captured in this way, as a joiner.

Music Track: Goldfrapp - Ooh La La

Number of photos used: 37

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