Hidden in Plain Sight: Iconic Liverpool Architecture

35mm Film photographs capturing the landmark architecture of Liverpool. The buildings and structures people walk past every day, often without a second thought, yet they define the city's character. Through light, perspective, and detail, this collection gives the people of Liverpool a new appreciation for the architecture we pass in our daily lives. Olympus OM101.

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Liverpool John Moores University
Published
2025-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.24377/lsaci.article3156
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Architecture, Modernity, and Design
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Hidden in Plain Sight: Iconic Liverpool Architecture

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Hidden in Plain Sight: Iconic Liverpool Architecture

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Abstract

35mm Film photographs capturing the landmark architecture of Liverpool. The buildings and structures people walk past every day, often without a second thought, yet they define the city's character. Through light, perspective, and detail, this collection gives the people of Liverpool a new appreciation for the architecture we pass in our daily lives. Olympus OM101.

Liverpool John Moores University
Sustainable cities and communities
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Architecture, Modernity, and Design
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