09.30. saturday. kings cross.

On first glance it appears a normal busy day at Kings Cross - a melee of commuters at a bus, tube and rail interchange. Except it's not. Apart from a few people waiting at the bus stop, the crowd consists largely of journalists, camera operators and crew. They cluster, weighed down with heavy equipment, around a small fenced area of floral tributes, of notes and thoughts. They await news of the rescue and salvage operation going on below their feet. Amongst them are people paying their respects and taking a moment to reflect. There is, however, little space for quiet contemplation away from the camera lens.