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An artist busking on the Southbank, in front of the Shell Building. You have to hand it to him, he’s obviously very dedicated on a Saturday afternoon to entertain the audience, and earn a few quid, just look at the expression and muscle tension.
The memorial was erected in 1926; dedicated to the five Foot Guards regiments of the Great War. The Guardsmen are Sergeant R. Bradshaw, M.M., Grenadier Guards, Lance Corporal J. S. Richardson Coldstream Guards, Guardsman J. McDonald Scots Guards, Simon McCarthy, Irish Guards and Guardsman A. Comley, Welsh Guards. The figures were cast from guns taken from Germans during the Great War.
Looking North to Charing Cross, Embankment place across the River Thames and Hungerford Bridge
If you’re ever in London, I suggest you take the Thames Clipper, not only is it as cheap as the Tube, its quicker and more sane. This group are travelling just East of Waterloo on the way to Tower Bridge.
The corner of the Adelphi Theatre in London, a bit tatty around the edges and with a 70s brown colour, nice.
Phill channels his creative energy into his photography. His passion lies in minimalist architecture, abstract and street photography with which he has been published in the Economist Group's Intelligent Life Magazine.
Without formal training Phill has learnt the craft through a wide network of friends in groups such as London Flickr Meetups for whom he regularly organises events.
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Awesome shot with the 135 ! The tension in this is what comes through immediately
That’s concentration for you!
Saw this guy perform in Calgary during the Stampede in 2007. It was a fantastic show.