My ever changing moods
I know I've posted views on the Thames before, but I'd like to give you a sense of its ever changing moods - one of the reasons I love London so. As I was crossing the non-wobbly-bridge, this light illuminated the scene for seconds only - I had my camera ready and grabbed this. I'll show you a picture taken a minute later tomorrow.
posted by Ham at 00:18 --
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post a commentHam, your photos are awesome! Loved the one today - the view of the Thames. We're coming for a visit in December and your blog has been great! Keep up the good work! Jo
Reminds me of that classic Monet - really great shot!
wonderful photo..it reminds me too of Claude Monets paintings when he painted the London fog.
Ham, I think this might be one of your best photos. Glad you had your camera with you.
Wean never have too many photos of the Thames. Great shot!
You can't beat a sunset for a great photo.
Nice reference to The Style Council
It's a great photo. Almost as nice as the Paris Enbankment ;))
Hello new desktop picture.
Lovely.
Ham, Thank you for teaching me how to blog. I love your photos too. Check out your student's work on "Johnnysarc". Let me know what you think. I still haven't found out how to move things around on my site. Jwp3937@yahoo.com.
Nice catch. Nature always gives us great opportunities. Key is being ready when opportunity knocks. You were ready! Thanks!
Please do keep us up to date with those changing moods. The Thames captured by your camera comes alive.
It's beautiful Ham. Can't wait for tomorrow, but then what's new?
And in other news..how are the legs after Monday?
Thanks for the responses, folks, it was one of those spectaular moments that happen from time to time. The tourists on the bridge were all excitedly snapping away, capturing a London memory for years to come.
What a beautiful view of the Thames. You were in the right place at the right time. Lucky for us blog readers.