Covent Garden (inside)

Covent Garden is a great place to people watch, originally a market founded in 1654, it still operates as such, although the produce sold is more aimed at tourists than those wishing to buy food for their families dinner.
Trying to capture the essence of the 'market' was a real challenge, however I'm pleased that I was able to capture some of the structural interest of the interior along with some of the 'life' which is always to be found everywhere you look when in Covent Garden.

Music Track: Andrea Bochelli - Con Te Partiro

Number of photos used: 30

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