The Canada Square Collection
A piece of history rediscovered
Photographs thought lost forever were recently rediscovered by photographer, Tony Brien.
Tony acted as the sole photographer of the construction of Canary Wharf in 1990 and captured these images of the iconic pyramid being lowered onto the renowned skyscraper at One Canada Square. The jewel in the crown of London's newly developed Docklands. A new financial hub was born and London's skyline reshaped for a new era.
These photographs have now been lovingly reproduced as a limited run of signed prints.
"I was waiting in the wind, hanging in this bucket at 850ft, effectively, with every camera you could shake a stick at.” -
Tony Brien
Shooting from 850 ft
The StarWars Collection
Luke’s Homestead
Abstract Collection
Here Comes The Sun
Down in the Jungle living in a Tent
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How to Write a Letter
Purple Rain
Flying Angel
Flying Angel’s
Running through Streamers
Road to a Sunny Day