London is such a photogenic city that I have a had time keeping my camera turned off. On Monday, my friend Ali and I did a circular walk from Trafalgar Square to Lambeth Bridge, across to the South Bank and over to St Paul’s Cathedral (where I got to test my new tripod) before walking back to Holborn and catching the bus to Crouch End. This route is part of the Jubilee Walkway, a project chaired by Vivien Leigh biographer and friend of vivandlarry.com Hugo Vickers. Our mission was to get some good shots along the walk, which offers brilliant views of some of London’s most iconic landmarks.
Mission accomplished? I like to think so. We even said hello to Laurence Olivier along the way.
All photos in this post © Kendra Bean
your photos are gorgeous.
Thanks Marya!
thanks, Kendra, liked the night-pictures and of course, well, whose head is it anyway? But he couldn’t be missing,could he? In spite of you turning to new fields. What about your diss, haven’t heard anything about you sweating over it for a long time.If I knew where you submitted it I could check in the INDEX TO THESES and order a copy.Best regards,Renata
Who is missing? What head? The dissertation was handed in in September but I’m pretty sure it’s not available online.
Great what a wonderful pictures, london sight seen are very beautiful and you got a nice shots, keep up good work.
Thanks Kendra, wonderful pics as always. I think this is my first time seeing the actual Waterloo Bridge- cool!
your photos are beautiful, as usual,thank you, Kendrafor posting them- .I do love my friends and my country but I also miss London and miss you.
I agree with you, London is really beautiful and like you I would take pics like there’s no tomorrow on them. I wish I could go back there, it’s been a long since I have gone to London.
Great photo! I want to ride that thing in London, I forgot what it’s called!
it’s been a dream for me to go to London and see those magnificent places.