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Picture was chosen because it gives the information and history about east London mainly brick lane about the immigration of different people and their culture. From the French to the jews. Kadisha G

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This picture was chosen because it displays the exclusivity of what the West End represents in comparison to the East End, where they were mostly markets.
Natiche and Ebony

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Comparisons of Shoreditch VS Knightsbridge housing 

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Comparisons of Shoreditch VS Knightsbridge housing 

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I picked this photo to show the blantant differences in housing in Shoreditch housing estates and Knightsbridge

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We chose this picture of East London because it clearly shows the contrast between the two. The large amount of street art/graffiti shows stereotypical connotations and ways in which this part of London is perceived when it comes to class and wealth. In west London you would not see any of this as it is regarded as upper class.
Brooke and Jess

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This was taken along Brick lane. I chose this picture  because I think it clearly shows the contrast between the attitudes of groups of individuals within the area, for example with the graffiti all over one side of the street and then a clean well kept building on the other.

-Hattie

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This picture was taken in Knightsbridge. I chose this picture because one of the many aspects I noticed about Knightsbridge is that this particular area is home to many luxurious fashion boutiques such as Prada, Harrods and Harvey Nichols.

-Kassandra

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This photo was taken in Shoreditch. I chose this photo because one of many things which stood out to me in this area was the large amount of street art. Some people will call it art while others will call it graffiti which tends to have a negative connotation behind it. It can be said that this depends on social class and what is actually perceived as art from particular social positions. For me, I think that "graffiti" is a form of art. It can express a lot of things as well as being creative.
- Iona

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We have chosen this picture because it shows a guide to improve people’s knowledge of the area, particularly because this is popular for many visitors due to the wealth of history of immigrants such as Bengali’s, Muslims, Jews and French which brought alot  of culture into the area hence it being called the cultural trail.
Iman and Samera

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I chose this picture that was taken in Knightsbridge, because it shows that wealthy families have inhabited this part of London for generations. The phrase "old money" comes to mind when I see this picture. This is also an illustration of how the wealth was acquired.
Marie-Claire

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This was taken in Knightsbridge. The exterior is more aesthetically pleasing to the eye but that may of been to attract tourists and wealth.
The west end seems as though it is specifically targeting the former and the latter. So this is catering towards their taste. Aisha and Jane.

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This picture was taken close to Knightsbridge. What is patently obvious, is that to purchase property, or even reside in this area, vast wealth is a prerequisition.
This is in stark contrast, to the valuations on properties, advertised in Shorditch and surrounding areas.
Cassandra.

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This picture was talking in Westminster
This housing shown that, it can only be affordable by only wealthy people.
Basically the poor or low income individuals' can not live in this espensive property, or even in this area

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In this photo, you can see that the rich area is clean, the pavements are neat and level! Leaves have been swept away and there is no graffiti; a huge contrast to what we saw in shoreditch. Carla

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The divide between the rich and the poor is vast. Homes that still stand today are proving shelter meaning the poor and the rich are cohabiting right to one another. Zaynab and John

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A street sign in Brick Line written in English, with it written in Bengali underneath, showing clear history to the place.

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This photo was taken in Knightsbridge. Although it is of a door, the framing of the door looks expensive which suggests that the building is owned by wealthy people. I recognised that most buildings around Kmightbridge and Liverpool street were of greater wealth in comparison to buildings located around Brick Lane and Shoreditch. Lisa and Iqra

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Next time, in pairs speak about the photos.