Oxford Circus

Oxford Circus, in central London, is an incredibly busy thoroughfare for both traffic and people. It's the intersection of Oxford St (a mecca for those who love to shop) and Regent St.

Photographing this busy intersection from the ground level was always going to be something of a challenge, I remember scouting the area as it was raining and not feeling happy with any given vantage point, and so with an ever increasing feeling of a wasted journey, standing in a doorway waiting for the rain to stop (it didn't) and the two girls in white to move on I took the photos of what was in front of me anyway and went home.
Later as I was compiling the joiner I became more and more excited as it took form in front of me with two of the key features, being the rain and the two girls, being the two elements which made the joiner one of my favourites.
With reflections on the ground you can get double for your money as the scene is reflected, in part, giving a different aspect.

Music Track: Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah

Number of photos used: 48

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