I stumbled across these at the Museum of London -- an exhibition of very clever photomontages, mounted on light-boxes, showing London landmarks after major climate change or catastrophes or social upheaval:
From a submerged Palace of Westminster to a sand-bound Tower Bridge:
A shanty-town in Trafalgar Square:
To Horse Guards in a desert landscape:
Paddy-fields in Parliament Square:
To the final catastrophe, a shanty town built on London's royal parks:
Somehow in the middle of such poverty, the queen still manages to cling on to her private gardens at Buck House. Some things never change.
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That's not a clever photomontage of Trafalgar Square. That's what it looks like now.
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