South John Street in Liverpool

Yesterday’s shot was taken on top of this. The part below the crane cable is the new Debenhams. South John Street will be a 2 tier shopping lane. You’ll have shops, shops on the next level and then a park above it. The road will be traffic free. Its hard to really visualize the road. I’ve seen mock-ups and it should look great. In its current state its just a little hard to see the completed version. Maybe in 6 months if I can go on another tour I’ll be able to do that. I can just about remember what this road was before. You would walk over Chavesse Park, down this road and you’d be at the end of town, just by Game. Its a little different now and its crazy to think that there will be a park above 2 levels of shops. Its a brilliant use of space.

Camera: Canon 10D // Sigma 10-20 // Focal Length: 20.0mm // Exposure Time: 1/100 // Aperture: f/6.3 // ISO: 100

South John Street in Liverpool | Posted at 10am on 11/04/07 | Filed Under: Architecture, Black-and-White, Canon-10D, HDR, Liverpool |


  1. Nicolas 11.04.07 / 11am

    Great B/W. I would have personally cropped it a bit more horizontally, to give more of a 16/9, more impact.

  2. Pete 11.04.07 / 11am

    I guess I could have lost some of the ground.

  3. David J Colbran 11.04.07 / 12pm

    Liking these images of the Paradise project. Just a quick one - how did you get access? Recently I was commissioned by the Institute of Civil Engineers journal (NCE) to cover this, had letters, and the project managers details / numbers and got no where within the building site. Fortunately there are two car parks where I got some great overhead shots and blagged it at one of the gates.

  4. South John Street in Liverpool 11.04.07 / 12pm

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  5. Charles 11.04.07 / 12pm

    Cool location. Love the crisp contrast and tones. Nice composition too.

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