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This was taken in Battersea Park, London last March…just as we were heading into a drought and hose pipe bans – you remember – those days when it didn’t just rain every day 😉 I have no idea why I didn’t process this 5 shot HDR at the time, becasue
I took a few shots yesterday with my super swanky Nikon D800 and super expensive lens before I went out in the evening…and what do you get, a shot taken by a cheap and cheerful point and shoot that fits in my jeans pockets. Yes, this picture won’t win any
I was taking a stroll through Kensington Gardens in London when I saw this on the path. Apparently there are 90 of these plaques embedded in the ground leading you around a 7 mile walk through some of the main parks in London.
We had another of the London Photowalks today, this time we met at 6.30pm to catch the sunset. Thsi is a shot looking up the Thames towards the Southbank centre.
It’s a fair old trek up Richmond Hill to the park from Richmond town itself and I am sure there are many who find a need for this vast array of benches when they get up there. You are rewarded with a magnificent view of the River Thames when you
I really can’t decide whether I like this shot or not. The reason the modern building is of interest to me is that I used to work in it some years ago.
A bit of architecture for a change. I don’t do much of this but, on my way back from the London Photowalk a couple of weeks ago I stopped off in the City and got this.
Continuing with shots from last weeks photowalk around Battersea in London, here’s a shot of the bandstand there.
In Battersea Park there is a pretty large lake. Clearly though, we not quite into boating season just yet.
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