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PoliceBox1
(March 2006)
Outside the Tube station at Earl's
Court sits a Police Box, installed in the 1990s. I've been planning
a series on Police Boxes since my trip to Edinburgh in 2003, so
expect to see more like this in future. When installed most people
would only know it from Doctor Who, and how much more true
that must be now that the show has returned. The box is now once
again redundant. The black and white image looks as if it was
taken years ago when the box was still operating. I love the passer-by
who appears to be looking at the box in something akin to shock....
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PoliceBox2
(March 2006)
A detail photograph of the Earl's
Court Police Box. The Police Box is a beauty of Victorian architecture
- so wonderfully geometric and symmetrical. A vivid blue in colour,
and as striking as the old red K2 telephone kiosks. For anyone
interested, I took this early on a Saturday morning.
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PoliceBox3
(May 2007)
A detail photograph of the Police
Box at the corner of Regent Street in London. More of a police
information centre than the old style boxes, but still with the
distinctive blue livery and flashing light on top. This one was
taken about 7.30am on a Sunday, with only a handful of pedestrians
walking around.
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GlasgowBox1
(August 2006)
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GlasgowBox2
(August 2006)
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GlasgowBox3
(June 2008)
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LondonBox1
(November 2008)
This rather smaller Police Box
(or Post) stands at one end of Regent Street, by Picadilly
Circus. All of London whizzes past seemingly unaware of this
relic...
A similar example stands in a more
dilapidated state along the river (see below). |
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LondonBox2
(August 2006)
Another Police Post rather than a
full size Police Box. This one is down by the river, along the
embankment in London. In quite a dilapidated condition when I
photographed it, it was a delight to see the variance on the
traditional boxes.
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Keeping an eye
on London
aka. LondonBox3
(August 2006)
Looking through the open shell of
the Police Post by the river through to Big Ben and Westminter.
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