Have you ever wandered around Bournemouth and looked up at the buildings, past the shops on eye-level? I didn’t think so. It’s easy to overlook what’s above us when we are thrust in the face with endless streams of brightly coloured consumerism.
As a lover of architecture and classic period features I often look up and admire the often beautiful, if not slightly dilapidated, buildings hiding away above the typically tacky plastic shop signs.
Out and about in Bournemouth town centre, I took a few shots to depict the vast array of different architectural styles. They range from Victorian to Tudor, Art Deco to pre-war and tacky to contemporary.
Next time you venture the streets, make sure to look up, look down, look all around. You may never see Bournemouth in the same light again.
Quaint white balcony above fox & sons and Connells
Nice period detail above Cornish Bakehouse
Archway leading to the Arcade
Harry Ramsdens on the seafront
Old fashioned lamp above Daisy O'Briens
Art Deco style structure above T Mobile
Art Deco patterns above Fat Face
Pre-war features above Superdrug
70s style stars above Claires
Typically Tudor
Contemporary seaside flats above STA Travel
Dominika Eureka 
