The City of London Skyline ( 2003-04)
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- Hackney. Wednesday 14 April 2004, 19:08 Hackney transitions into evening beneath a vast, cloudless sky, the city skyline glowing under the last light of day—a picture of calm as the sun sets in the distance.
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- Hackney—Monday 12 January 2004, 17:26. The City’s silhouettes loom beneath a fading winter sky, tinged with altocumulus and stratocumulus cloud layers as The Gherkin glows faintly at twilight.
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- Hackney—Saturday 17 January 2004, 14:21. Broad stratocumulus and altostratus clouds stretch over the City’s skyline, enveloping its famous towers in winter’s embrace.
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- Hackney—Friday 8 October 2004, 15:53. Towering cumulonimbus and sweeping stratocumulus clouds form a dramatic autumn backdrop for the City’s skyline, with The Gherkin, Tower 42, and One Canada Square in silhouette.
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- Tuesday 23 march – 15:36:36 pm. A perspective view on the City of London skyline from Hackney with the iconic buildings The Gherkin, Tower 42 and One Canada Square showcasing their iconic silhouettes.
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- Hackney—Saturday 27 November 2003, 14:29. A radiant sunburst streams from behind a dominant cumulus congestus cloud, spotlighting the London skyline with The Gherkin, Tower 42, and One Canada Square.
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- Hackney—Friday 2 January 2004, 15:41. Heavy stratocumulus and patches of nimbostratus clouds brood over London’s skyline, their presence accentuating the silhouette of the Gherkin and its neighbouring towers.
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- Hackney—Saturday 20 December 2003, 15:37. The iconic towers of The Gherkin, Tower 42, and One Canada Square stand shadowed beneath a heavy deck of stratocumulus and nimbostratus clouds, evoking London’s dramatic winter mood.
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- Hackney—Saturday 20 December 2003, 15:37. The iconic towers of The Gherkin, Tower 42, and One Canada Square stand shadowed beneath a heavy deck of stratocumulus and nimbostratus clouds, evoking London’s dramatic winter mood.
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- Hackney—Tuesday 13 April 2004, 16:04. The Gherkin, Tower 42, and One Canada Square rise under crisp spring sunlight, their profiles sharply defined against pockets of cumulus clouds.
