Did you discover anything new and interesting about the cities you were photographing through your work on the project?

I think it made me notice a lot of little infrastructural details that I wouldn't pay attention to otherwise—like how much Brits have marked up their streets with arrows and giant reminders to "LOOK RIGHT" and "LOOK LEFT" so non-Brits won't get run over when crossing the street. Those show up pretty prominently in some of the images. It also made me realize that New York tries very hard to feel and look like a new, young city of glass and steel, and London tries very hard to look and feel like an old city that preserves its architecture and tradition. Photo 4 of 7 in London and New York: A Double Exposure Project by Austin Yoder

London and New York: A Double Exposure Project

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Did you discover anything new and interesting about the cities you were photographing through your work on the project?

I think it made me notice a lot of little infrastructural details that I wouldn't pay attention to otherwise—like how much Brits have marked up their streets with arrows and giant reminders to "LOOK RIGHT" and "LOOK LEFT" so non-Brits won't get run over when crossing the street. Those show up pretty prominently in some of the images. It also made me realize that New York tries very hard to feel and look like a new, young city of glass and steel, and London tries very hard to look and feel like an old city that preserves its architecture and tradition.