A bit of a “flashback Friday” one this. I was looking through some older photos and came across this set from March 2014, which I’m quite pleased with and thought would be nice to share.

This was a walk with friends through the Greenwich Peninsula, from the O2 down to the Millennium Village and on towards Greenwich town proper. I was armed with my trusty old Zenit TTL, the lovely Helios-44m 2/58 lens and a 35mm Miranda lens too. The film in the camera was Lomography Earl Grey, which is rated ISO 100 but which I accidently exposed at ISO 500 after forgetting to change the dial. This seems to have left the final images quite grainy, but I like the look.

The notorious cable car might be useless, but I think it is rather pretty.

Housing at the Greenwich Millennium Village.

More quirky Millennium Village flats.

A pleasant diversion through the Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park.

Greenwich Power Station in the background here. Built in 1902 there are plans to install new gas powered generators to provide electricity for the London underground.

The Isle of Dogs as seen from Greenwich.

The good old Millennium Dome – or the O2 if you prefer.

The courtyard of the old Royal Navel College.