Well in London we are in that tight crossover period where daylight saving has nearly ended and autumn is getting on with it. So I find I am chasing the light like a man possessed.
This is a good thing, it really makes me have to be on my toes to try and get a shot, some days it works out and some days not so much.
I have worked out some different routes to work to give me a wider area to comb for subjects, so lets see what that reveals in the next few weeks
Enjoy
Cheers
Ken
Oct 8th:
Tuesday morning I got off at Green Park station and saw all the light coming through the trees and went straight to the actual park, lovely way to start the day.
Oct 9th:
A cow on a first floor balcony in central London, no panic! This happens all the time.
Oct 10th:
Some days I walk for miles and struggle to get a shot, other days, like today I walk out of the station and bang, got it in one.
Oct 11th:
I have worked late every night this week so it has been imperative to get a photo in the morning lest I have no opportunity after work. Today the sun was playing hide and seek, all of a sudden near Oxford circus it popped out and lit up “old Glory”
Oct 12th:
A day out over to the east side of town to help with dress shopping, okay… I said “awesome” a lot and drank coffee.
Oct 13th:
Well it has rained all day so all I got was a 10 minute window between downpours. Was a day spent watching the BTCC final from Brands Hatch.
Oct 14th:
I love this mini in front of this small house, most probably the only house in the area with a driveway.
Neatest most correct entry:
Nature on sunday
In between the rain
Not mushroom in here, he’s a real funghi though
I love a good quirky window display, most are too contrived and pretentious, this one is not
But is it art??:
No it is not, what were you thinking?! Whoever signed off on this should kill themselves. This is most probably the first use of “Scorched Earth” as a visual manifesto for a public place, there is not one redeeming quality about this behemoth… (okay rusting away may offer hope).
I really hope there is a cafe or restaurant on the upper level, it means there is somewhere in London you can sit in comfort, enjoy a meal and not see this scar on the landscape.
