London's parks are looking magnificent at present with all the blossom appearing.
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London's parks are looking magnificent at present with all the blossom appearing.
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A couple of days ago a heavy pollution mist hung over London but it was made beautiful by the largest sun you can imagine. I don't think I have ever seen it so large in this part of the world. It slowly melted down over the buildings in the distance. At one point looking like a large lollipop as it slithered down a crane in the distance.
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Another image taken with my Samsung New Wave II for the Now Project.
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A full moon and the sky matching the colours of the lighting on Royal Festival Hall made a striking image.
A disappointing afternoon spent at Heathrow airport yesterday searching for my missing luggage from December. Hundreds and hundreds of bags separated from their owners, more arriving every few minutes.
Another view of Carnaby St Xmas lights. Time to make my way around London and find interesting Xmas decorations.
See told you I'd gone up North. (see yesterday's post if this really doesn't make sense). Departure gate is Carnaby Street.
When London does a blue sky it is stunning. This statue is part if the grand Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens. Each corner represents the four corners of the world. This corner is a tribute to the Americas.
It's been awhile since I did a skywatch, but last night the light and colours in the sky were too beautiful to ignore.
The New Zealand RAF commander Sir Keith Park was such a formidable commander during the Battle of Britain and the Battle of Malta, that the Germans nick named him 'The Defender of London'.
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The Queen's official birthday celebrations were held last Saturday. After the official parade, the trooping of the colours, the royal party return to Buckingham Palace and greet the crowds from the balcony. This is followed by a flyover by the RAF, 29 planes in all in various formations. The last being the pictured red arrows.
The Royal mail sorting centre in Mt Pleasant isn't the prettiest of places, however a couple of weeks ago the sky momentarily changed that and painted the whole area with beautiful pinks and blues.
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Who'd have thought you'd find dinosaurs in London! You'll find life size dinosaurs, bears, moose and crocodiles at Crystal Palace park.
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Although London has the reputation of the city of grey skies, it isn't actually constantly grey. Sure there are grey days but equally there are blue skies, cloudy skies and magical sunsets. Throw in a river that rises and falls 8 metres with the tide, with history of battles and bridges, intrigue and murder and you start to fell the magic of London.
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London is one of the biggest cities in the world yet 60% of greater London is green space. No wonder I feel squeezed in against the neighbours.