Showing posts with label inclement weather. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inclement weather. Show all posts
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Signposts
More archival footage. From that Great December Snowstorm of 2010. It was a bit hard to find your way around...
Friday, February 4, 2011
shaky or whimsy?
Though I couldn't stand still long enough for this to turn out the way I really wanted, I like to pretend the shakiness and particularly the multiple pairs of feet and red umbrellas adds a sense of urban whimsy to the shot. Pretend with me?
Monday, December 27, 2010
St. Paul's in the rain
St. Paul's as seen from the north side of the Millenium Bridge. It was raining that night so my lens got a few splashes on it, hence the light spot in the upper right corner. Let's just pretend that was intentional and that it adds a sense of whimsy to the shot.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
White Hampstead
Went for a windy wintry walk on the Heath. (If only "Heath" started with "w.") The snow is all gone now, but it gave my favorite London park a totally different feel for a few days.
Friday, December 3, 2010
Snowfall
We had some wonderful snowfall in London over the last few days, something that apparently doesn't happen too often. As a transplanted Midwesterner, this snow has been a real godsend. There's already a foot or so back home and I was starting to worry I'd have to wait until my trip home to see some flakes. But, happily, the weather gods took pity on me and I've been in an unspeakably good mood for the last few days as a result.
How can you dislike something that makes even my relatively ho-hum north London neighborhood look like whispered poetry?
How can you dislike something that makes even my relatively ho-hum north London neighborhood look like whispered poetry?
Monday, November 22, 2010
After the rain
A power station glowing in the sun after a burst of afternoon rain. This is taken looking southwest from the Hyde Park area. Anyone know where that power station is? It might be the Battersea Power Station, and it's in about the right place, though it looks like it's missing the back two smokestacks.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
The 24
When I first arrived in London, it rained for about two weeks straight. So this was my first impression of the city, as seen from the top of one of those iconic double-decker buses. Speaking of which, if you ever have occasion to visit London, can I suggest you travel as much as possible by bus? You see a good deal more of the city that way and they really are wonderfully convenient.
This is part of the City Daily Photo theme day, "Public Transportation." Click here to view thumbnails for all participants.
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