With London embracing Autumn’s long shadows and chilly breezes, I took to the streets and grabbed some photos around Soho, the Southbank and Battersea.
Nuns and shadows, Battersea.
Luxury flats in Nine Elms.
War memorial, Battersea park.
Autumn is here.
Chelsea Bridge.
Oddles of incoming luxury at the former Battersea Power Station.
Southbank shadows.
Book browsing underneath Waterloo Bridge.
Taking in the view of the Thames.
The brutalist lines of the National Theatre.
Ice cream and Airstream trailer.
Mudlarking on the Thames at low tide.
Dogs on The Mall.
Subversion.
Trafalgar Square.
The disused Strand tube station. Take a look inside the station here.
One Blackfriars, aka The Boomerang, to the south of Blackfriars Bridge.
Cabman shelter by Temple station. Read more about these interesting structures here.
Don’t feed. Don’t damage.
Thames view.
Lamp under wraps.
Bronze statue entitled ‘Taxi!’ by J Seward Johnson Jr.
Signs, Soho.
Intercoms, Soho.
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A short walk from Vauxhall tube station across the Thames to Blackfriars Bridge, London
London in Spring – scenes by the River Thames and around the city
London’s South Bank in the April sun: 1001 photos, luxury flats and a tennis racket acrobat
London in December: three chimneys at Battersea, Thames night views, parks and Christmas lights
A walk along the Thames riverfront and beach by Vauxhall, south London
Southbank London – beach huts, boats and ice cream
Jet trails, blue skies, skyscrapers and glass lamps: a South Bank sunset, autumn 2018
London 15 years ago: Soho street scenes, the Tate’s Weather Project and St Pancras, October 2003
