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The London Photowalk takes place every six weeks, or there abouts, and we gathered today in London Fields. This was actually to be my first of two photowalks of the day. Despite the freezing weather, this was one of the warmest photowalks I’ve been on – there’s not many places
I have taken a good number of pictures today. We had our sales kick off and awards ceremony today in London and I was asked to photograph the awards, which I happily did. I did think I would use one of these pictures for today’s 365 project shot. On reflection
The London Photowalk visited the Olympic Village in London today. Not much to photograph if you don’t like building sites. There was this strange structure near the main Olympic stadium which caught the eye. I have no idea what it is – whether it’s London’s answer to Beijing’s Birds Nest,
…this picture from the last London Photowalk came top of the pile. I just found out today and am well chuffed! See the London Photowalk web page here. You might have seen a slightly different version of this image on this blog a couple of weeks ago – just click
On the recent London Photowalk we visited the Shad Thames area which is instantly recognisable, even now, as the warehouse area featured in The Doctor Who series Resurrection of the Daleks in 1984. If you venture off the main cobbled street you’ll find squares formed by the restored warehousing and
So, one last shot of Tower Bridge in London from last Sunday. Whilst I was processing this I wondered why the bridge was painted blue. In fact it was painted red, white and blue for the Silver Jubilee back in 1977, previously it had, apparently, been a chocolatey colour. It
This was taken on the London Photowalk last Sunday and shows Tower Bridge from St Catherine’s Dock.
When walking around the countryside in Essex you periodically see a flash of grey as a squirrel zips up a tree, very rarely do you get an easy picture out of them. Not so this little fella just outside London’s City Hall.
The Shard is the newest addition to the skyline in London and is really beginning to dominate as it nears completion. This is an HDR photograph taken on the 9th October 2011 from the Millenium Bridge.
Two for the price of one, combining 2 of probably the top 10 most photographed structures in London. When I got home from London on Sunday I transferred all my images to my computer and discovered I made quite a blunder. I’d shot the whole day in ISO800. What that
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