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30 Days of Most Recent Personal Work (30 images)

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  • A group of girls pose for a friend's camera, seen reflected in plate glass on the south bank of the River Thames.

  • A city worker pauses outside his office building in sunshine for a cigarette and call on his smartphone.

  • A man with Laurel and Hardy tattooes passes between two polished bollards at Liverpool Street station.

  • A man with Laurel and Hardy tattooes walks along a City of London street, passing a woman with Mickey Mouse on her T-shirt.

  • Workmen contractors carry ceiling panelling along a City of London street, a hand emerging from the top.

  • Pedestrians and Londoners pass a red telephone box in a street scene in the City of London.

  • A young woman passes the printed portraits of notable benefactors displayed outside the eminent King's College in London. Potraits are of chemist John Frederic Daniell and founder of Guy's Hospital, philanthropist Thomas Guy.

  • Lone woman walking her pet dog and enjoying a setting sun over Edwardian period homes fronting a public park.

  • Commuters beneath the new kinetic sculpture at Stratford Centre 'The Shoal' at the Stratford Centre, east London, is made up of around 100 titanium clad 'leaves' mounted between 15 and 19 metres high on metal posts. Worth £13.5m, the Shoal is part of The Stratford Town Centre Public Realm Project, designed and manufacturered using 3D technology.

  • Commuters pass by Olympic street improvement works, beneath the new kinetic artwork called The Shoal.

  • Reflected in the station glass, a red London double-decker bus and commuters beneath the new kinetic sculpture at Stratford Centre 'The Shoal' at the Stratford Centre, east London, is made up of around 100 titanium clad 'leaves' mounted between 15 and 19 metres high on metal posts. Worth £13.5m, the Shoal is part of The Stratford Town Centre Public Realm Project, designed and manufacturered using 3D technology.

  • Stratford mainline station, the destination hub for arriving London 2012 Olympic passengers and commuters.

  • Red London double-decker bus and commuters beneath the new kinetic sculpture at Stratford Centre 'The Shoal' at the Stratford Centre, east London, is made up of around 100 titanium clad 'leaves' mounted between 15 and 19 metres high on metal posts. Worth £13.5m, the Shoal is part of The Stratford Town Centre Public Realm Project, designed and manufacturered using 3D technology.

  • Young man of Chinese descent deep in thought on walkway with the new Olympic kinetic artwork called the Shoal at Stratford. 'The Shoal' at the Stratford Centre, east London, is made up of around 100 titanium clad 'leaves' mounted between 15 and 19 metres high on metal posts. Worth £13.5m, the Shoal is part of The Stratford Town Centre Public Realm Project, designed and manufacturered using 3D technology.

  • Young Asian mother poses for family picture with the new Olympic kinetic artwork called the Shoal at Stratford. 'The Shoal' at the Stratford Centre, east London, is made up of around 100 titanium clad 'leaves' mounted between 15 and 19 metres high on metal posts. Worth £13.5m, the Shoal is part of The Stratford Town Centre Public Realm Project, designed and manufacturered using 3D technology.

  • Londoners use the precinct space at Stratford's train station with the Olympic kinetic Shoal artwork, installed at the older Stratford Centre opposite.

  • Londoners use the precinct space at Stratford's train station with the Olympic kinetic Shoal artwork, installed at the older Stratford Centre opposite.

  • Incongruous landscape of cafe seating and new Olympic development at Pudding Lane station, Stratford..

  • London 2012 Olympic mascots Mandeville (L) and Wenlock (R), a backdrop for family album portraits. Wenlock is named after the Shropshire town, and Mandeville after the hospital. .

  • Still under construction in Vauxhall, London, the residential skyscraper St George Wharf Tower rises above Edwardian residential homes. When built, it will be 181 metres (594 ft) tall with 49 storeys to become the tallest residential building in the United Kingdom.

  • The stand-up comedian Logan Murray comperes a comedy night as his Ronnie Rigsby character in south London.

  • Bikini-wearing model on a bus ad and crossing pedestrians in a busy London street.

  • On a rainy day, pedestrians hurry past during a shower outside where the musical Singing in the Rain is playing.

  • On a rainy day, pedestrians hurry past during a shower outside where the musical Singing in the Rain is playing.

  • Seen through a polished sheet glass window, a pigeon takes off among pedestrians, appearing as a symmetrical image.

  • Seen through a polished sheet glass window, a child in its buggy appears as a symmetrical image on a sunny afternoon.

  • Tourists pose a picture in a red phone box outside the Palace Theatre where the musical Singing in the Rain is playing.

  • Work team and other people pass-by on the pedestrian pavement in Trafalgar Square in central London.

  • Mural by the artist known as Stik, painted on a wall at Push Studios, Blackwater Street, East Dulwich. Stik people, although androgenous and constructed from simple shapes, are nevertheless capable of conveying complex body language and emotion. These themes of human emotion and expression are infused in Stiks brightly coloured street art. Stik, the street artist, himself was homeless for a period and ideas surrounding human vulnerability are also detectable in his art. Stik has been creating Stik people around London for over ten years

  • Looking eastwards, a local game of cricket is played on the green grass of Ruskin Park, Lambeth overlooking the city.

A random selection of new personal street work in descending date taken order.

A more specific edit within a large gallery can be seen here:

http://archive.bakerpictures.com/gallery/Street-Pictures/G0000ryeR2KgNAjs
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