Back from down south, and a jolly few days it was. It is, however, odd down there : a bit like a cross between Disneyland and a spare set from Fritz Lang's "Metropolis". On the Thursday, I went up to London ("up to town" as they say) and took a nostalgic route march around some of the places I frequented when I lived in London 40 years ago. I couldn't help noticing that my first workplace - County Hall - has now been rebranded as the London Dungeon and promises "misery, torture, gloom and despondency" within. As they say, plus ça change .....
I will try and feature some of the photographs I took whilst I was in London during the coming week - I took my newly acquired Little Nik with me to road test it properly. Today's two were taken in St James's Park.
Love the B&W for the wonderful shading it gives. Can't wait to see what else you come up with!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. Love St James's Park - so much to it, the views are great and the surrounding areas full of interest.
ReplyDeleteA blast from my past!
ReplyDeleteOld people and young; exactly what a park should be.
ReplyDeleteLove the concept of the London Dungeon.
ReplyDeleteI read about a pub called Two Chairmen earlier today and thought of you. http://bitaboutbritain.blogspot.com/2014/11/two-chairmen.html
ReplyDeleteYour new camera takes some great photos! :)
Looks like a very interesting and lovely place.
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