Yesterday in Euston Road
Yesterday I met up with a friend in Kings Cross, and afterwards, what with the victoria Line being all over the shop, I walked along the Euston Road, to places where other tube lines could be easily...
View ArticleThe Helter Skelter that never was
I don’t often often get close up with the Big Things of the City of London. Mostly I just admire the changing scene they have made for London over the last two decades, but from a distance. But in...
View ArticleStrange combination of products
New shop opening up in Strutton Ground: One of the constant problems of managing shops is working out what combinations of goods to sell in the same shop. Does it make sense to sell mobile phones and...
View ArticleHappy birthday
Happy birthday to me, that is, because today has been my 72nd birthday. Several emails have arrived noting that various Facebook friends have been wishing me a Happy Birthday. I find Facebook baffling...
View ArticleChristmas is coming
Lots of rather incomprehensible stuff to be seen through this charity shop window in Warwick Way last Friday (i.e. September 27th), and more to be seen reflected in it. But the central message, stuck...
View ArticlePhotoers in 2003
All the photos below were taken some time during 2003. I don’t know the exact date, because either my then camera couldn’t remember such things, or I didn’t tell it to remember this particular thing....
View ArticleA beaver shadow in Oxford Street
August 18th 2017 was one of those bright-light-on-light-coloured-buildings-turning-the-sky-darkest-blue sort of a day: But when I photoed that particular photo, in Oxford Street, the mere...
View ArticleLow level roof clutter on the House of Fraser
Presumably, many readers of this blog regard my fascination with roof clutter as a mere eccentricity, perhaps a consequence of me getting old. But, I believe that there is more to it than that. I mean,...
View ArticleContinuous Particulate Monitor
I love the internet. I was in Oxford Street the other day, and photoed this gizmo, once the whole thing, and then a photo of the letters and numbers on the gizmo: I love the internet because I could...
View ArticleJulius Caesar in London
First up, the Julius Caesar statue outside Tower Hill tube station, with a couple having some photo-fun with him: Second, some photo-evidence I acquired, when Darren and I recently visited the Oval, of...
View ArticleTasting the sunshine out east last August
Yes, last summer I went on several exeditions to such places as the Dome, and beyond. Here is a clutch of photos I photoed in the beyond category. On August 11th, I journeyed to the Dome, then took the...
View ArticleBig Ben is having its scaffolding removed
Here’s a photo I took from just upstream of the Blackfriars Station entrance. It is of one of the many weird alignments you get, from the fact that the River Thames is not straight, but full of twists...
View ArticleI’m photoing in the rain
Contrary to English myth, and myth elsewhere for all I know, it doesn’t actually rain that much in England, and when it does, it doesn’t usually rain that heavily. The reason we fret about rain so much...
View ArticleModelled and graphic after-echoes of the Helter Skelter
In August I wrote here about the Helter Skelter that never was, in a posting that featured how it looked when they started (as they then thought) to build it. Well, in the course of rootling through...
View ArticlePhotoers in October 2014
The majority of them being men. Do you think that my only real interest in photoing photoers is that it is an excuse to photo ladies adopting pretty poses? That’s definitely part of it. As I’ve said...
View ArticleArthur Colley’s diary goes missing
Photoed by me this afternoon in Warwick Way: November 4th was quite a while back, so maybe it’s all been sorted by now. Hope so. But if not, sounds like he needs the help of somebody younger, with...
View ArticleNo smoking Sherlock
There’s not been a photo photoed by me here for a while, but here’s one I photoed last night, in a tube train. I was trying to get a photo of the Baker Street version of the Underground logo featuring...
View ArticleThe City – 5 years ago
Horrid weekend, having a cold that I’d postponed on Friday because I had a meeting to host. Sleep shot to hell. Tidying up to be done. So, quota photo time, or so I thought. Inevitably, it got out of...
View ArticleBoundary Dragon – Boundary Dragon shadow
I love the City of London Boundary Dragons, and I am pretty sure that the photo below is my favourite City of London Boundary Dragon photo that I have ever photoed: That is one of the two Dragons on...
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