I pass Norman Foster’s Swiss Re Building (better known as the Gherkin) on my way to work every day. Early one Sunday morning in January this year I saw these cleaners in their little yellow box, polishing the building before the office workers returned on the Monday.
Canon 400D, 1/160sec, f/8, ISO 400, focal length 24mm
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kate1976 said,
28 February 2007 @ 3:00pm
Great photo… I love the tree’s reflection. We have just bought ourselves a mini-SLR - not quite ready for the big leagues yet. Looking forward to seeing more of your photos…
High Rise Cleaning « One Way Photoblog said,
17 January 2008 @ 9:32am
[...] Similar image of the Gherkin here. [...]