Waves on the Thames
I have used focal black and white here to enhance the cold of the waves. Linked to Word a Week: Undulate.
Ubiquitous London Residents
If you are not a pigeon fan, read my earlier post on pigeons at war and you’ll likely change your mind. Linked to Triple Shot Friday, Saturday Critters, Camera Critters and Wild […]
Panes in your Feet?
It’s not often you get upper storey windows and feet in the same shot! Thanks to the upside-down man in Grosvenor Gardens, however, that’s exactly what you’ll see just […]
Thirty Two Floors Up
London Bridge Station is not one of my favourite places, but looking down on it from the 32nd floor of the Shard gives a whole different perspective: Linked to the […]
Phlegm’s Bestiary
The Bestiary, a Phlegm exhibition is coming to the Howard Griffin Gallery in Shoreditch this February. According to the Gallery’s pre-exhibition blurb, Phlegm is creating “a modern bestiary within his […]
Night View to St Paul’s
For pretty much the same view during the day, click here. Linked to Ruby Tuesday.
Exotic Bond Street
This striking and exotic design can be found at the side doorway to 24 Old Bond Street, the building that used to belong to the famous perfumers, Atkinsons. Atkinsons was […]
Full Stop
This unusual artwork on London’s South Bank, close to Tower Bridge, provides fun reflections as sunset approaches. -Full Stop Slipstream, by Fiona Banner, 2003 Linked to Weekend Reflections.
Lilies at Kew
I’m back at Kew this week with some lilies for the black and white challenge. Linked to Black & White: Flowers, Floral Friday, Today’s Flowers, Travel Photo Mondays and Outdoor Wednesdays.
The Queen Drives Past
Linked to Jake’s Sunday Post: Reality.
Travel with Intent 