One sight that I didn't plan on seeing were the many Space Invader artworks around the city, a graffiti artist that holds a name in the same height as Banksy
A spontaneous visit to Whitlingham Broad, Trowse, Norfolk brought some very lucky surprises. Here is a selection of the great vistas and follies I was able to capture.
There is a half-derelict and half industrial site close to Norwich City Centre that has laid dormant for many years. It sits within a stone's throw of the River Wensum and within a quick stride to the city centre and train station, yet the question remains that despite a lot of traction on a massive redevelopment, why is site still unused?
Under the nose of everyone is more the message I feel, as many people were looking at me when taking the snaps with what seemed to be an expression of; 'why is he taking a picture of a wall in this cramped street'.
One sight that I didn't plan on seeing were the many Space Invader artworks around the city, a graffiti artist that holds a name in the same height as Banksy
A spontaneous visit to Whitlingham Broad, Trowse, Norfolk brought some very lucky surprises. Here is a selection of the great vistas and follies I was able to capture.
There is a half-derelict and half industrial site close to Norwich City Centre that has laid dormant for many years. It sits within a stone's throw of the River Wensum and within a quick stride to the city centre and train station, yet the question remains that despite a lot of traction on a massive redevelopment, why is site still unused?
The rejuvenation of the seafront is expected to be moving forward by 2020, with multiple buildings being repurposed or brought back from dereliction. Adika Photography will be following the changes within Great Yarmouth in the future, and is hoping for a change from the declining town back towards the main seaside attraction of Norfolk.
The Institute of Food Research's new building, the Quadram Institute, has it's frame and shows it's skeleton. At the moment the size fits in incredibly well with the similar buildings near, and adds a great deal to the range of research buildings within the Norwich Research Park.
Growing up just west of Norwich, the UEA broad was always a regular walk. An early Foster building, however, there is no change in the innovative structural style we see here that we are used to seeing throughout his career.
This night visit was a spur of the moment, little did I know that the fading light drifted away so quickly! The walk back through the forest drained my phone's battery rapidly using the torch for so long.
Under the nose of everyone is more the message I feel, as many people were looking at me when taking the snaps with what seemed to be an expression of; 'why is he taking a picture of a wall in this cramped street'.