The start of June has two more street art photos, continuing a theme prompted by Johanna and seen in my May photography. I have yet to see much street art in London, which suggests I'm either not paying attention or I haven't explored very widely (I am quite certain it is out there!).
There is a little bit of overlap between the photos in this collection and those in my recent London posts. I apologise for the double up, and hope you can find some new images to draw you in...
1st: Local robot / 2nd: Busy mind / 3rd: University architecture / 4th: Glow man / 5th: Birthday
6th: Packed / 7th: Leaving / 8th: Packing / 9th: Dark beach / 10th: Green goodness
11th: Flying! / 12th: Oxford Circus in summer / 13th: Thames / 14th: Swinging / 15th: New park
16th: Corner phone / 17th: Adventure playground / 18th: Run / 19th: Regeneration / 20th: Police call box
21st: St Paul's Cathedral / 22nd: Summer / 23rd: Bread basket boy / 24th: Beeline / 25th: Vivid green (1)
26th: Vivid green (2) / 27th: Distant London / 28th: Kitchen gardens / 29th: Watergate / 30th: Blue Trafalgar
My favourites this month come in two clusters - days 1 to 3, and days 24 to 26. I also love the flowers featured on the 22nd.
Previous photo recaps: January, February, March, April and May.
Have any sights near you caught your attention this month (photographed or not)?
There's a great range of images here and I bet it certainly does seem surreal that right now you're in London but a few images ago you were in Perth - quite a contrast! xx
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed Charlie! I think reflecting on these photos really brought the move home.
DeleteGreat photos! All of them are very pretty :)
ReplyDeleteThank you June :)
Deletewow those pictures together really tell such a great story - it is really nice that the changes in your life are reflected in your photos - I love the green in the UK photos and the early street art ones but the one that made my eyes pop in amazement was the blue trafalgar one
ReplyDeleteIt was quite a remarkable addition to the square! I'm not sure if it's a permanent fixture or was there for some event, but it looked great.
DeleteGreat photos. I ended up dropping out of the 365 back when I was struggling with recovery after my (first) oral surgery. Oh well. I'll try again another year.
ReplyDeleteI think you have had quite a few barriers to daily photography the last few months...I did find being flexible with it helped, so you could always say your 365 project missed a few months ;) Otherwise, like you say, there is always another year.
DeleteSuch a good project to be doing Kari. What will you do at the end? A book?
ReplyDeleteI actually hadn't thought! A book could just be indicated :-)
DeleteDays 5, 20 and 22 are my favourites.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe it's less than a month ago that you moved either! Time flies.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing London through your lens. I esp love 16 (can't remember the last time I saw one of those), 25, 28, and 30 (The color is magnificent!). Hope you are doing well, Kari! Looks like you're adjusting well ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Min - we are doing really well and loving the sights here :) You're right, the blue chicken is magnificent!
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