30/01/2010

 

The south side of the Savoy Hotel in the early morning winter sunshine.

29/01/2010

Sculpture at night, Bow Quarter, London.

28/01/2010

The National Portrait Gallery, London.

27/01/2010

The clocktower of the Household Cavalry Museum and the London Eye.

Full-scre

26/01/2010

Fountains at St. Paul's Cathedral.

25/01/2010

St. Brides Church from Fleet Street, London.

24/01/2010

Herring Gull at the marina, Weymouth.

23/01/2010

Pinguicula Laueana, hopefully this plant will flower this year, it's flower is beautiful.

22/01/2010

Hungerford Bridge and the London Eye.

21/01/2010

Floral Hall, The Royal Opera House, London.

20/01/2010

The city if London at night.

19/01/2010

Neon shop signs.

18/01/2010

Hotel lobby, Manchester.

17/01/2010

Sunday night traffic, Portland Street, Manchester.

16/01/2010

Late in a Manchester pub.

15/01/2010

One of the Trafalgar Square fountains.

14/01/2010

Bar Italia's neon sign in the heart of London's glittering west end.

13/01/2010

A snowy north Thames path.

12/01/2010

Four London phone boxes.

11/01/2010

 Another pub after work!

10/01/2010

Fishing boats in Weymouth harbour.

09/01/2010

Saturday morning traffic on the A11, London

08/01/2010

I couldn't decide which to post, so here are two photos from today:

In the pub after work,

and waiting for the tube.

07/01/2010

Sunrise, looking towards Canary Wharf from the Millennium  Bridge.

06/01/2010

St. Paul's again, this time without the benefit of winter sunshine, but a light smattering of snow.

05/01/2010

Sunrise over south east London.

04/01/2010

St. Paul's Cathedral in the early morning winter sun.

03/01/2010

Canary Wharf, from Bow. I'm a bit disappointed with this, but it'll have to do.

02/01/2010

Another sunset, this time over the oyster beds in the fleet.

01/01/2010, The First Sunset Of TheYear Over Chesil Beach.

 So, the first photo of my Project365 for 2010.

Hopefully throughout the year this will be one of the locations that I will return to. The sunsets over Chesil Beach are frequently fantastic.