Christmas at Fortnum’s
Many of the shops in London feature magnificent window displays during the festive season. Last week I featured Selfridges. This week it’s the turn of Fortnum and Mason. To see […]
From the Greatest to the Least
I’m not entirely sure whether this sculpture in Kew Gardens is something useful or whether it’s a device for torture, but it is certainly exquisitely made and very inventive. Linked […]
Pink Titfer in Parliament Square
I loved the pink titfer (tit for tat = hat), but I admired his blue dolly mixture (= picture) even more. Sorry, couldn’t resist a bit of cockney rhyming slang! […]
Eros Goes Globe-al
London’s symbol of love and desire, Eros (Cupid to the Romans), is spending the festive season inside a giant snow globe. This large christmas decoration measures 15 metres in diameter, […]
Hungerford Bridge
Linked to the Weekend in Black & White.
Christmas Reflection
A wall between Granary Square and the Filling Station, to the rear of Kings Cross Station, has been decorated for the festive season. It now proudly sports a flashing Christmas […]
Big Yellow Bird
The Pecking Bird by Gary Hume joined other pieces of public art, such as Antony Gormley’s men, in Regents Place in October this year. This 20-panel painting which stands 14 […]
The Thames at Night
Linked to the Next Challenge: Night Shots, Travel Photo Monday and Outdoor Wednesday.
Golden Jubilee Bridge
Linked to Weekend in Black & White, Friday Fences, Shadow Shot Sunday and Sundays in my City.
Wheel Reflection
What a great way to decorate a cycle shop! The Bicycle Man sells bikes (specialising in English and Dutch bikes) as well as carrying out repairs. Find him at 61-67 […]
Travel with Intent 