Cats are masters of their own domains. Always. I don’t upload many ‘pet’ pics because ‘aw-what-a-cute-kittie’ tends to become more important than the actual photograph, but this captures his personality so well, I couldn’t resist.
Note the well-trained human being ignored by him.
And the outside of Haddon Hall.
More info: http://www.haddonhall.co.uk/
Inside Haddon Hall. It’s famous as a location on many films (including MANY adaptations of Jane Eyre)
More info: http://www.haddonhall.co.uk/
Last in my series of nighttime long exposures in London. (Until I wander again sometime in September, no doubt!)
I found this particular set of traffic lights which let one lane go before another, hence one lane is static and the other has the lovely long exposure on the lights.
Some sneaky street photography. I love how absorbed he was in this painting (and how his London is so much more colourful than the real thing!).
My aunt on one of the Malvern hills.
I love how shiny - almost glasslike - this statue is. It’s of a ballerina outside the Royal Opera House (that’s the building in the background), Covent Garden, London. There’s something very serene about it, even though you’re right in the middle of central London.
Light! Taken at the pond in St. James Park, London at sunset. Had to work quick to get this - two minutes later, the sun had been hidden completely!
This city is alive…
Another long exposure - this one on what I’m fairly sure is Southwark Bridge, London. I still love the way the Thames reflects light on long exposures…
I love the perspective on this! Taken near the southbank center, London during the unseasonably hot weather a little while back.
