Straight-on

A wide angle photo looking down an interior staircase to the front door of a building. The staircase is steep, and on either side the walls are covered to shoulder height with blue and white patterned tiles.
Looking straight down a train platform, with tracks on either side. There’s a train on the left hand side.
A wall covered neatly with posters, 4 high and 11 across. The posters are mostly text based with some bold colours and show pro-EU, anti-brexit messages.
A photo directly facing a workbench inside an automotive garage.
A view inside an art installation at the Vitra Design Museum. There’s mirrors ahead and on the sides creating an infinite loop. The room is dark, but small squares of light repeat.
Facing the exterior of a glass fronted building straight on. There’s a metal spiral staircase with yellow treads connecting the two floors.
Looking down a field of vines in rows.
The front entrance to Hammersmith Town Hall. The entrance has staircases on either side.
Looking directly down the Urumea river to the next bridge. There’s lots of green trees on each side of the bank, and the water is calm.
Facing straight on to a wooden box with a large sign in uppercase that reads: “Stretcher box”.
Looking sideways at a road and bicycle path. In the background a white fence blocks the view, but is partially broken revealing some tall grass behind.
Looking down a long walkway flanked by leafless trees on each side.
Looking straight on to a bus window. The interior of the window reveals the contents of a small working kitchen. The text ‘village’ is visible in white text in the middle of the window.
A photo of a sculpture in a field. It consists of 12 poles emerging from the earth and pointing upwards. They’re arranged in a row, and are coloured like a rainbow, from green to blue, red, and yellow.
Looking down the centre of a covered food market.
Looking side on to a small boat on stilts out of water.
A photo of the roof of the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya
Looking straight on to the elevator lobby in Tate Modern. The room is filled with orange light from a series of regularly spaced fluorescent lamps.
Looking straight down an empty underground train.
A photo taken from a steel footbridge over Baptism river. The camera is facing directly down the bridge.
Facing straight on Futuro House. It’s on the roof of a building on a cloudy night.
Facing straight on to a large orange sign in front of a cottage. The sign is written in large uppercase blue letters and reads ‘VIROL’.
A display case in the Pharmacy museum in Basel. Many small specimens can be seen on each shelf.
Facing straight on a rectangular fountain in an open air square. There’s four flags on the right hand side.
Looking down a staircase in a train station. The base of the stairs has an irregular tiled pattern.
An open air photo of two tiled walls. They’re perpendicular to each other and each end is slanted like the roof of a building.
A photo looking down a long corridor with two moving walkways on either side.
Wide photo of pale green room with several red mechanical sculptures in the middle.
Looking down a metallic tunnel to a light fixture at the end.
Looking straight-on to the Portugal pavilion. The pavilion has a large suspended roof that curves gently downwards in the centre.
Looking straight on to a green doorway. The door is covered in stickers and graffiti.
Looking straight on in the interior of the Maat engine room. there’s a large boiler to the left and tall windows in the background. Black pipes descend from above.
A small faded orange life raft moored on the side of the river Ouse.
Looking from inside to a window looking out on a high vista. The interior is dark with dark wood window frame. Through the window the sky outside is bright. The window is made from two sets of 2x4 small glass frames. The bottom row is bright orange from an balcony outside.
Looking along a walkway in the Barbican.
Looking straight on down an exterior walkway in the Barbican. There’s a balcony / walkway at the end, and an autumnal tree lit up brilliantly in orange in the afternoon sun.
A dark photo looking down a tunnnel in the Barbican.
Two grey storage buildings in a foggy grass covered field.
Looking straight on to the Chapelle de Sales in bright sunlight.
A photo facing straight on in a kitchen, facing out towards a kitchen. There’s floor to ceiling glass windows, and a smart table in the foreground.
Looking down a dirt path with grass and bushes on either side in the late afternoon sun.
Looking straight on to a large control panel in Maat. The panel has a several columns of controls and dials and has a light grey-green surface colour.
Looking directly down the central platform in a train station. On the left a train is waiting. The station is small and with a low roof.
A rectangular stony clearing in a brown outdoor area.
A photo of the front of the Frank Lloyd Wright gas station. There’s gas pumps in the front and a tall sign reading ‘BEST’.