if i thought you were listening, i'd never say a word

I leave this one with no comment. It doesn't need one. Eterna, Fuji X-E4 with 27mm pancake lens. 

Okay, it's catch-up time.  I took my first photos for a good few months a couple of weeks ago, and as always when it's been a while...

I'm not sure why I like this. Maybe because the perspective feels wonky? What with Blackfriars Bridge seeming underneath the Millennium ...

So this week's sunny day was Monday, and on my way to lunch, I went to London Bridge and then down and across Tower Bridge. Nice walk, e...

 

  The title speaks for the photos. One day I will take black-and-white photos in the rain under a dark grey sky and then I will be a real ph...

Another street photography favourite, although the pros might have taken it more squarely. I like the way all the lines don't quite lin...

  The station for Greenland Dock is Surrey Quays, but they don't signpost it at the station in case, you know, the wrong kind of people ...

 Most of it is open to the public, but sadly there's no historic furniture, art or decoration there. It's a ten-minute walk up the h...

All the Kool Photographers talk about using "negative space", but I always thought it meant they exposed those part of the picture...

It's not enough to get out for a daily walk. The walk needs to be pleasant, or at least neutral, to look at. Hedges on country lanes, wi...

  Golders Hill Park is a couple of stops up the hill from the station. It's well worth the visit.

When the light is bright and the air is clear, almost anything is photogenic.  Well, maybe not the entrance to Archway station. Some things ...

Until the other day I had never walked on the part of Hampstead Heath that is across Spaniards Lane from the main part of the Heath. Neither...

Cuba Street is a narrow road that runs from the old West India Pier into the Isle of Dogs. This is that view. It did not look like that ...

No further comment needed.

I think the area within the North and South Colonnades, which has the the Underground station in the middle, is patrolled by security office...

I went to Canary Wharf the other week. The first developer in there was a Canadian firm called Olympia and York. In Canada, it's so darn...

  It looks like some weird Photoshopping, but it is what the camera sees. It looks just like that.

  Does what it says on the tin.