
With sun dappling the fallen leaves, this has to be the prettiest time of year in Hyde Park.

All around the parks of London, the leaves are now turning, Autumn is in full swing. I even watched one of Green Park’s self-assured squirrels dragging arm-fulls of leaves to its Winter hideaway, half way up one of the trees in the photograph.

I was shooting the Changing of the Guard today, but perhaps more interesting was the fact that the leaves are starting to turn in St. James’ Park. This Autumn is expected to be particularly colourful, though while there are deckchairs out, I’ll carry on fooling myself it’s summer!

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The Spiral Staircase at London’s City Hall. The structure delights the eye and boggles the mind. From every angle, there’s another pleasing intersection of curves and lines. This image is one of my favourites, from probably a record number to be shot at such a small location.

This is the first of what I hoped would be a great themed group of Rain in London. Of course, since I shot this, not enough rain has fallen for people to up their umbrellas. The joy of travel photography… never quite the right weather! NEW – This image is now available to License at [...]

No… No… wait, it’s just the entrance to the Canary Wharf Jubilee Line Underground Station. Phew! NEW! Available as a Print or Poster at www.London-Prints.com

I’m sure I could come up with some clichéd words about dark clouds hanging over The City, but I shall resist the temptation! NEW! Now available as Prints or Posters at www.London-Prints.com

The Royal Albert Hall was envisaged by Prince Albert, Queen Victoria’s consort. Sadly he died, in 1861, before it was completed. The grieving Victoria commissioned the adjacent Albert Memorial in his memory. Both were completed in the early 1870′s and, although of very different and extravagant styles, compliment each other perfectly. NEW! Royal Albert Hall [...]

… not just a big dome! This wonderful portico with the chequerboard floor is on the west side of the cathedral, looking out over Queen Anne’s Statue and Ludgate Hill. NEW! St. Paul’s Cathedral pictures now available as Posters and Canvas Prints at www.London-Prints.com