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Photos do not convey all the elegance and beauty of the interior. The light and shadows that you feel on yourself at the entrance can not be captured by photography.

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I thought it was old but that looks pretty contemporary to me

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Neater than the real one

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This sundial at the Royal College of Physicians is a bit out of place as it wasn’t performing its purpose, which is telling time.

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Buildings from an above view always appear different, when modeling architecturethe experience of looking at the form as a whole is always different to looking from ground level and therefore deceves the eye into believing that the view building is asthetically pleasing when in reality its featuress at ground level are plain and boring.

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Really busy station

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I thought gothic was creepy but being inside of this church  i felt something magical

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I thought gothic was creepy but being inside of this church  i felt something magical

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Though there are chairs which I can relate to a human scale, seeing a photograph does not allow me to put myself into the space and feel how large the hall actually is. We watched a video before entering the hall and the space felt a lot smaller that it was in reality, but in order to truly understand the scale, I had to feel my body in the room.

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No one can see from this view (unless you’re incredibly tall) and isn’t a view we could ever witness. We only see sections at a time and framed views.

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As Berger says, when we see the world we see it through our perspective, what we are looking at is contextualised around us whereas when we see an image online we see what the author of that photo is trying to depict. Those two views will rarely align or have the same intentions.

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The news article made me aprehensive going to Paddington station as I had an image in my head of a caotic scene - this changed my views on the station

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I had high expectations before we went to the banqueting hall because of images like this one. When we actually went to this place it wasn’t quite as dramatic as on the photos. The room was brighter and filled with chairs. You won’t be able to see that much of the ceiling when walking in.

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This does not represent our visit today as it is from the top of the room. This is far too tall to possibly get a clear image of as an ordinary visitor.

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Pisa tower become famous because of how the way it stands inaccurate. It become  a Iconic building.  The tower started to lean during construction because the foundation was built on soft ground that had difficulty supporting the weight. Because of this inaccuracy and failure in engineering it become an attraction which tourists from all over the world wants to see.

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It looks like a church but its a hospital

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This image seriously underestimated the awe that I felt when i actually visited the place. I thought it was quite ugly and dull when I first saw an image of it, but in reality its quite grand and beautiful.

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The building designed to be white and sparkling. Time, lack of maintenance painted it dark.  The colour, textures changed the charater. Also vegetation is different now.

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From the outside it seems quite boring, but there are amazing paintings by Rubens on the ceilings inside.

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Can’t get this view

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The staircase at RIBA leading from the reception area to the 1st floor is beautiful to observe in this image, as we can see all the architectural detail. However on the day of our group walk the staircase was filled with people and the viewing of the architecture detail was limited. In contrast, we did however get to observe the spatial circulation which we would not have experienced first hand if the reception area were empty.

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I was not able to really see the detailed images in the stained glass as light was shining through it and blocking the image. To capture the image, I had to alter the focus of my camera.

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The exterior has a historical feeling however the interior says otherwise. The interior is very modern.

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This image makes it look like the station is more enclosed and doesn’t let much light in. But when you get there it’s very bright, big and spacious.

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It didn’t look this inviting, less light due to weather. Especially considering the sizes of the horses and the items which we were surrounded by, sword and knives etc. It was more eer than it looks pleasurable in this picture.

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The building is actually much bigger than I thought it would be, the feeling of walking under such a large building without columns is an unique experience.

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When I was at the Barbican, I was surrounded by really monumental, tall buildings and didn’t get a sense of the entirety of the space, like this picture represents

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When seeing paddington station, what I found interesting was the light walls and the windows in the ceiling. Not the gates or contrast between ceiling and windows, like the image shows

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Finsbury health centre looks bright and futuristic ere but whem we weny to see it it looked old and worn

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Distorted because we can never really experience it the way it was as soon as it was built

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Distorted because we can never really experience it the way it was as soon as it was built

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The space

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We’ve been to this space while it was completely empty and that changed the whole look of the room. It reminds me of an empty canvas which is waiting to be painted (or decorated in terms of the room)