(The camera was deliberately tilted)
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Queensway is a London Underground station.
It opened on 30 July 1900, as Queen’s Road, and was renamed on 9 September 1946.
The building is an unusual survivor of the buildings designed for the Central London Railway by Harry Bell Measures.
This is a shot of two women parting companies at the Tube Station.
There is motion blur because the shutter speed was 1/13 seconds which isn’t fast enough to freeze them (though the out of focus areas are crisp).
This was shot at 200mm because I was "training" myself to "see" at that focal length.
I didn’t plan to shoot this bridge on Day 58 but I was stuck at work with the Auditors and by the time they were through, I had no strength or inspiration for anything else.
This was shot on the way home.
One of many pictures I took on Day 55.
The street is Strand in Central London on a wet night.
A duck’s view of Paddington Basin in West London.
The area is currently under development and the basin is likely to be drained . . .
