My Random London Shots

[NothingBetterToDo]

Well, nothing new here that i haven't already posted - but i will be adding more, as and when i take them

These have all been taken in the past year or so

Comments and Constructive criticism always welcome....enjoy!!!


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[juanico]

Beautiful set of pictures, nice work!

Were those #36 to #46 taken from Pimrose Hill?

[fettekatz]

very nice shots... did you really made all of them? If so, you got a good eye or the motif

[Liwwadden]

Wow, stunning shots!

[NothingBetterToDo]

Originally Posted by juanico

Beautiful set of pictures, nice work!

Were those #36 to #46 taken from Pimrose Hill?

I took them from Alexandra Palace - Its basically on the same hill as Primrose hill, but a few miles further out from the centre of town

Here's a pic of it -

Originally Posted by fettekatz

very nice shots... did you really made all of them? If so, you got a good eye or the motif

Yep, i took all of them

Thanks

[Medo]

A fantastic set of pictures, well done.

[xzmattzx]

Picture #1 (not the panorama) is my favorite.

Canary Wharf has some of the best-looking skyscrapers in the world, in my opinion.

[alitezar]

Lovely pictures

[Sirgarbagemann]

WOAH! ur good!

[NothingBetterToDo]

Centrepoint - One of London's first tall buildings, it stood empty for years after construction , its value was constantly rising, so the owner was making money with or without tennents.

Anyways, i like it:

[NothingBetterToDo]

And here's some pics of 'real' London, Shepherds Bush in West London. Its a fairly standard area, the sort you would fine anywhere in in London - with a mix of rich and poor, black and white etc etc.

These are just snapshots taken for a school project i'm doing on the area - but it gives a contrast to the glitz of the central London pics i've posted.



How much street clutter do we need




They like their fruit in Shepherds Bush...healthy folk...




Not so healthy..








The BBC HQ is just down the road in White City


A wonderful art deco block...

[NothingBetterToDo]

And a couple more randoms i found on my computer....

The Millennium Bridge...


Couldn't resist snapping this...i loved the vibrant colours

[Delirium]

amazing shots! whats your secret?

those shops in the very first shepards bush pic, look rather North Americanicle looking

[NothingBetterToDo]

Cheers dude

I just take hundreds of pics of everything - and the law of averages means you get a few half decent ones

Ramdom Skaters


Somerset House Ice Rink

[bosman]

I'm glad you have "nothing better to do" than to take these awesome pics. Keep it up!

[The Collector]

Love London, great essay!

[Tetramesh]

These are great pictures, especially the ones on the South-Bank. The Shepherd's Bush ones bring back memories, I lived there for a year in the early 90's. I didn't like it.

[Patachou]

Lovely pictures

[Didoluva]

Brilliant. You can smell London's multicultural and tollerant personality from every corner, every building, every shot. Definitely the first city I ought to visit if I'm able to travel to Europe.

[christos-greece]

Amazing photo-tour