A picture tells 1000 words

Or a picture is worth 1000 words? Old saying.

Uploading a few phone photos. My blackberry photos, while of poor quality, are usually interesting, interesting enough to blog about I hope. Taking a photo on your phone is usually a sign you don't have a camera but need to take a photo to capture the moment asap. Hence the importance. None of these are quite drastic but they'll be worth a look-see.

 1) The fireworks at parliament. Not content with taking half a thousand photos of these brilliant fireworks on my camera, I for some reason whipped out my phone to take another few snaps in a much lower quality. Don't ask me why. I was high on red wine and Ross Kemp/ John Bercow action.

2) Channel 4 studios. They're right next to the internship where I work. This cleaver illusion was identical to the adverts they show - walking to the right sees you looking at a random construction but from this angle its a 4. Great piece of art, if a bit pointless in this climate. I imagine they could have saved a lot more money with something cheaper. Still, I'm glad they made it.

3) Face made into my calzone at a posh pizza place in Central London. Was with my dad, can't quite remember why we were there. Moving on:

4) I do love a good sunset photo wherever I am. This was on my road walking somewhere. If only my camera was with me I could have taken one with much less light pollution.

5) Wimbledon Park. I have better ones on my facebook but this was a nice day.

 6) The Shard. Set to become Europe's tallest building. Took a photo when out with me dad I think.

7) Some Parliament photos. Big Ben with the London Eye in the background. Lower one has Big Ben in full but I like the top one too.

8) Fox on my road. I always wonder how they survive, especially with our coldest December since records began. Prefer to have a good quality one but my camera is never on me when I get a good sight of a fox.

9) My garden at the height of the snow.

 

10) Flowers at my nans funeral. She would have loved all the affection!
 

11) The box seats for the Bill Bailey performance at the Wyndhams theatre. From the box EVERYONE could see you. It was a little unnerving. Bill had a good banter with the front of  the crowd though, turned out to be a great show to watch from a box seat.

And that is all for now. Tune in again soon when I will put up more photos of hopefully more fun times on the way. Wedding next month of my former great roommates Dan and Steph, should make for some great photos!