I couldn't decide whether it should be a gallery or a scraps submission but I figured a huge part of why I'm submitting this one is just pure personal, so i wanted to submit it to the scraps. But at the same time I wanted people's comment on the description... please read it. So i figure i'll submit to the gallery and then move it, how about that?

Okay, so here's the story:
I'm absolutely in love with London. I visited in summer and loved it more than all the other cities I have ever visited. Even though I only spent a few days there, I was just swept off my feet with the amazing ambiance the city has. something off a page of a book for me, I can't really explain and i suppose it's purely personaly, but whatever it is, it paterialized in the picture of one of my favourite "symbols" of London - the red phone booth - seen here [link]

This week I was lucky enough to go and visit again. Unfortunately only for a few days, but I feel it's been more. I really got that feeling again and spent the days mostly walking around rather than running from one famous place to another. It's like I got to know a rock star by going backstage, you know?

They say friends are people who know everything about you but STILL love you. Well this is how I feel. I've seen London not in its best light and I still love it. I tried to express it with this photograph. Yes, still my red phone booth, but now from a different side. Filled with photographs with descriptions and phone numbers of, er, escort services, the darkness and saturation of the dirt...

Does the artists intention and interpretation of an art piece matters? I beleive it does.
Did i manage to communite?
do you think a "true' piece of art should be able to communicate without words to it?