London in Winter with Flowers.
A semi silent photo essay.
Man with Tulip Head
Blue in the Dark.
Yellow on Black.
Abundance.
Less is Best.
Three Lights, Three Flowers.
Bathroom with a Blue Radio.
Struggling.
A Pink Flower of Another Kind, amongst the Grey.
I fell in love with London flowers.
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Travel Thursday #9: London in Winter with Flowers, at A Life (Time) of Cooking. This may be interesting for you, but it does bring back memories for me.
Travel Thursday Series
- 9. London in Winter with Flowers
- 8. Chat by the (Kovalam) Beach
- 7. Geraldine Cox’s Orphanage in Cambodia
- 6. Staying in Pilgrim Hotels in India
- 5. Eating from Banana Leaves in India **** Most popular post!
- 4. Dosai cooking at the Train Station
- 3. Siem Reap New Market, Cambodia Part 2
- 2. Siem Reap New Market, Cambodia Part 1
- 1. A night in Singapore
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I like “Man with tulip head”
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Actually I love all of them…is it so beautiful all the time..wow!
Thanks, Srivalli. London is amazing – surprisingly so.
They are all so beautiful – very well taken.
Thank you, A-kay. I think the pics took themselves really.
My favourite is the Yellow on Black photo.
In that photo, I love the whiteness of the chairs against the black.
Lovely pictures
Thanks for dropping by vabamala.
loved the photos especially the first two….
Thanks, ranji. London is amazingly full of flowers, even in Winter.
and the yellow dots of the flowers are what does it for me! plus the symmetry
mmmm, yes, the yellow against the black. Makes the flowers really stand out.
Blue in the dark and Maison Bertaux are my favourites. You’ve done such an incredible job!
Do you know that if you squint when you look at Blue in the Dark, you can see my reflection taking the photo? I don’t use photoshop with my photos so didn’t darken the reflection out.
I love the photos! Esp. the last one- that is often me- bright pink among gray!
Hi Ginny – isn’t she delightful! I loved her shining out amongst the more staid elements of London.
I love your picture titled ‘Yellow on Black’. Really like how you framed it all and captured a kind of romantic feeling with the little bouquet, the wet tables, chairs and the window.
Thanks Bordeaux, I really appreciate your comments. The chairs were really inviting, despite the rain.
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You have posted wonderful picture of flowers that is appreciated. Cheers and Happy Blogging