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Money don’t grow on trees-shoes do
Mazeeda Khatun
Tree with shoes hanging. Artistic and whacky vibe of Brick Lane radiates from it.
Chrisp Street
Gillian Vaux
Chrisp Street market was the first pedestrian shopping area in the UK
London Fields Snow Cricket
Dominic Thompson-Talbot
I think this image sums up the mischievous character of the Hackney residents brilliantly.
Old Street - January Sunset
Jamie Keddie
East End Sunset
Two Dogs
Harry Davis
Limehouse Basin to Bow Locks
Janet Nippard
Just yards from the bustle - a lock back in time
Untitled
Vaughan Pilikian
Nice Rice.
Angela Federico
There is always something new on the walk down the canal.
Brick Lane
Obinna Uzoukwu
This picture was taken in Brick Lane, East London. The open window represents the social openness of the East End; the relaxed and informal atmosphere. This image shows the café culture, where on a Sunday the mixed cultures come together to sell and buy on the infamous Brick lane market.
Swimmer
Jyoti Sharma
Young East End swimmer at York Hall, Bethnal Green
Hackney Road Love Poem
James O'Leary
From the first time I came out of the tube hole at Bethnal Green, I fell in love with Hackney.
Hammering down
Inge Clemente
Another spontaneous and unexpected scene in Hackney...
Dance Studio
Paula Lobo
Ballet dancer Temple Kemesis in New York.
Eastbound Service...
Behice Unal
The hectic lifestyle people have these days...
Untitled
Wanda Hu
I am one of you, now
Naa Teki Lebar
is part of a series exploring the body as a form of the city
Changing direction
Haleemah Akhtar
A one way road.
Graffiti in progress
Rafael Bilski
for me East End is a capitol of London (or British) graffiti ...
Man baby
Damola Timeyin
Everyone needs a bit of TLC
Dalston shop and Passage
Kim Dee
I liked the romantic wedding image coupled with the murky passage
Anorld Circus
Anjuma Khatun
Under Construction
Clock
Joan Parrott
My East End is a place of different nationalities. There is a lot of love here from true East Enders
Reflection
Carina Aldana-Johnson
Spray painting!
Molly Andrews
I asked him who was he was painting and he said a musician called Jimmy
Bricklane
Caroline Nocetti
Fashion Street E1
Djelal Ispanedi
Free expression
East Platinum
Rebecca
Manequin laced in Spitalfields
Gunthorpe St.
Pantena
Leyton Parish Church
Gillian Lawrence
Old Leyton
Regenerating Barking & Dagenham
Iris Donovan
Barking’s Learning Centre is the 3rd generation of the town’s library which I have seen in my lifeti
Aman's City Farm
Aman Uddin
This is me at my favourite place, Spitalfields City Farm, in the East End of London
Dawn on Hackney Marshes and 2012 Olympic Site
Wayne Minter
Dawn over Hackney Marshes and the 2012 Olympic site. Spiritual home of London football, where Bobby
Never Walk Alone
ProphecyBlur
This shot was taken on a lunchtime walk looking into Canary Wharf from the bridge on Prestons Road
Rush hour
katya evdokimova
To me part of the East End is now what signifies a busy and hectic life.
Thaires
Man at Work, Nature at Work
Nicole Martins de Oliveira
Many are the contradicting forces at play that shape the face of the East End.
From the series: Unrelated House Mates
Henry Mulhall
3 people from 3 very different backgrounds, living together in the East.
East London Line Work Force
Scott Cullen
A scene frequent around the new east london, a sign of change surrounding the olympics good or bad.
Cultured Market
Urmee Khatun
Workers and Customers Shopping.
