I was doing other things in London today so I didn't have much time. Consequently, this is a very brief microgeographical exploration of london. Nevertheless, it does demonstrate a very rich microgeographical landscape that is ripe for exploration.
A lichen on a wall in South Bank. Also the small cracks on the wall's surface are permeated with photosynthetic life
The Uban Cryptobiotic Crust (a complex community of cyanobacteria, moulds and other microbes) on a wall in South Bank. Also a square zone of inhibition caused by something interferring with the UBC. A shadow from a building perhaps diminishing its access to light.
A mould embellished poster on the Queen Elizabeh Hall
A mould embellished poster on the Queen Elizabeh Hall
A mould embellished poster on the Queen Elizabeh Hall
The Uban Cryptobiotic Crust (a complex community of cyanobacteria, moulds and other microbes) on a wall in South Bank. Also a very prominent square zone of inhibition caused by something interferring with the UBC. Heat from the light perhaps
A community of photosynthetic microbes on the wall of a dark tunnel. Empowered by a small skylight above it in the otherwise perpetual gloom.
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