Beautiful pictures Nas, loved them all... thank you for sharing!

Patrice

Thanks, Nas,

No not been bluebelling yesterday (Sat) - today may be interesting with everyone down in the woods viewing the bluebells. May wait a couple of days.

Cheers, p.

>N> Thanks very much Prosaic

Dim Probeo, Nas

>N> I too prefer the second one.  The original had a group of people coming towards me so I had to cut them out.

Ouch!

>N> I like walking around London at night - have even done so at some ridiculous hour of the morning, catching a night bus and arriving home as the sun was rising

Well I was staying in the Barbican YMCA at the time - so had an incentive to go walkabout!

I like going to the post box here on a dark night. And, yes, dawn can be fantastic.

>N> The West End is busy even at around midnight - the last tube is always crowded.

Seems very odd to me with me straw in me mouth!

>F> The Millennium Bridge wasn't too wobbly when I last crossed it.

You are much lighter than I!

>N> Shame you forgot the batteries for your camera yesterday.  The bluebells always look wonderful.

They do; specially with new batteries inserted.

>N> The London pics are taken with my new camera, the forestry ones are with my old one, taken last year.

Your old camera is excellent; your new one fab - those night-shots are amazing for a compact digital.

>N> I don't know about great skill.  My only technique is point, shoot and hope I don't jog too much.

Ah! I don't jog at all - so easier for me.

Well done, Nas.

Those first pics of Piccadilly circus are too much. No architecture like that over here. 

And the paths through the woods, I imagine the Normans riding through there, or the Berzerkers. Maybe Robin Hood! 


James

Hi Nas,

A fab set of pix.

Of the first two, I prefer the balance in the second.

The other London shots are very good too.

I once walked to St Paul's at about 2230 at night - quite an experience. And when I was at he Millennium Bridge it was wobbling badly. (I must lose more weight)

Of course, as I don't like cities, I prefer the latter pictures. I was in my local bluebell wood yesterday but forgot new batteries for the camera - so your photo is a great reminder, thank you, me duck.

Well done - are these taken with your new camera? Great clarity and colour repro. And, of course great skill!

p.

nas,

This is priceless. I see why they're called tube stations. The fire in the first two pictures is gorgeous; and yet, all of them are wonderful---the bridge shots and the bluebells. Thank you for bringing us along on your walk-about. I definitely have the urge to holiday in London. 

The last shot is enticing me to find the road just to walk it. I think I shall start saving. Inspirational.

Namaste,
~Tim