Black and white street photograph: An arm resting on the sill of an old window, an artistic moment in Spitalfields, London.
A minimalist mockup of the "Waiting" street photograph, presented in a simple wooden frame and resting on a clean white shelf.
An in-situ view of the "Waiting" photo print, framed and displayed as wall art over a minimalist fireplace with natural light.
The "Waiting" black and white print, framed in dark wood, resting on a rustic wooden console table against a muted green wall, with dried flowers.
The framed "Waiting" print leaning against a white wall on a light wood floor, with bright sunlight casting shadows and a large monstera plant nearby.
The "Waiting" black and white print in a dark wood frame, hung centered on a dark, muted green wall.
The "Waiting" print in a thin black frame, leaning against a wall as dramatic sunlight casts long shadows across the wooden floor.
Black and white street photograph: An arm resting on the sill of an old window, an artistic moment in Spitalfields, London.
A minimalist mockup of the "Waiting" street photograph, presented in a simple wooden frame and resting on a clean white shelf.
An in-situ view of the "Waiting" photo print, framed and displayed as wall art over a minimalist fireplace with natural light.
The "Waiting" black and white print, framed in dark wood, resting on a rustic wooden console table against a muted green wall, with dried flowers.
The framed "Waiting" print leaning against a white wall on a light wood floor, with bright sunlight casting shadows and a large monstera plant nearby.
The "Waiting" black and white print in a dark wood frame, hung centered on a dark, muted green wall.
The "Waiting" print in a thin black frame, leaning against a wall as dramatic sunlight casts long shadows across the wooden floor.

Waiting / Black & White Street Photography Print, London

from £18.00

When I took this photo, it had only been three months since I'd moved to London from Istanbul. The city's beauty had completely captivated me and I was shooting constantly, almost in a daze.

We were with friends at a pub in Old Spitalfields, and I snapped this through the window. To this day, I have no idea whose arm that is, but for me, it will forever capture the unique feeling of that time; a mix of the thrill of the new and a buzzing anticipation for all that was to come. The date was 17 February 2019.

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When I took this photo, it had only been three months since I'd moved to London from Istanbul. The city's beauty had completely captivated me and I was shooting constantly, almost in a daze.

We were with friends at a pub in Old Spitalfields, and I snapped this through the window. To this day, I have no idea whose arm that is, but for me, it will forever capture the unique feeling of that time; a mix of the thrill of the new and a buzzing anticipation for all that was to come. The date was 17 February 2019.

Print & Paper Details:

Your photograph will be professionally printed on your choice of the archival-quality papers detailed below. Please choose your preferred option from the menu.

Fuji Crystal Archive Matte Paper: This is a professional photographic paper with a smooth, non-reflective matte finish. It is created as a C-Type print, a traditional process renowned for its sharp details and vibrant, accurate colours.

Hahnemühle Photo Rag Paper: This is a heavyweight (308gsm), 100% cotton fine art paper with a textured matte surface. The image is produced as a Giclée print, using archival inks for gallery-quality depth and longevity.

Please note: All prints include a white border, proportionally sized to the print, to allow for easy framing. If you would prefer a borderless (edge-to-edge) print, please contact me before placing your order. The white border is included within the final print dimensions you select. The frame is not included. The colours you see on your monitor may differ slightly from those of the print due to variations in screen settings.

As a photographer who loves getting lost in London's streets, I'm thrilled to share a piece of this city's soul with you. You can see more of my work on Instagram @denizaydin.jpeg