Picnic on a Flower
Meanwhile, in a parallel system, the workers go about their daily business in a calm and determined way.
Green n Gold
A leisurely cruise from Little Venice passes the London Zoo and turns into the final stretch down to Camden Lock. A great thing to do for visitors and locals alike on a brilliant sunny summers’ day in London.
Bud Light
Taken in St John’s Lodge Gardens in Regent’s Park, this Allum bud was in a dark corner of the gardens with a few rays of light shining through the fence from the private villa behind, one of two villas remaining in the park from John Nash’s original plans.
Suddenly Next Summer
Spring was gently doing its bit for the flora and fauna when suddenly summer popped its head around the door. The combination was an electric week of sunshine and freshness in London that showed off the new growth in a stunning fashion as evidenced by these cherry blossoms in Regent’s Park.
Let Sleeping Ducks Lie
Siesta time in Regent’s Park for these three. Not totally oblivious to the surrounding humans but not really interested in them either. Regent’s Park Birds has extensive galleries of birds and waterfowl found in the park.
Springs Into Life
If I had to answer the question “when were you happiest?”, the answer would be “every year about this time”. Spring has that effect on me and I can’t let the week go by without a spring picture. There were other things happening this week so there is another picture of the week. See Silent Protest..
Midwinter Fire
Some winter colour as provided by the vibrant Midwinter Fire or Cornus and willow by the lake in St. James’s Park on a cold January day.
Two Seasons in One
Seasons changing in London. With the early snow this year, some trees are still shedding their autumn leaves creating a vibrant contrast to the freshly falling snow.
Autumn Mist
This photo was taken on a misty Tuesday morning in an atmospheric
Regent´s Park. I found the mist accentuated the detail. It operated like a backdrop and brought the small things like spider´’s webs and brightly coloured berries and leaves into sharp relief. I have included some of these photos in the new autumn gallery to be launched soon. Some of these photos were taken on Primrose Hill.