Happy New Year

Earlsfield

A perfect sunrise

Post Christmas

North Bank between Southwark & London Bridge

Not so much the blues as the cold greys

Merry Christmas

The Cut, Waterloo

Hand held and a bit shaky, but well meant

Should be an oil painting

Raynes Park

But it's sunrise over Raynes Park

Out of the dark

Exiting Wimbledon tunnel

Reflections can be interesting

Abstract office

Approaching Waterloo

Other peoples workplaces flash past

Threatening St Pauls

St Pauls from Bankside

It's cold and raining but you just have to get out of the office at lunchtime

Blue Arches

Great Suffolk Street

Believe me it's much prettier like this than in daylight

Not yet swept away

Rennie Street

Lunchtime sunshine, to be treasured

Purple and orange morning

Hampton Wick

For a fleeting moment the morning commute is a beautiful place

Inside outside

Wimbledon

Right hand side outside, left hand side inside and an Evening Standard in-between (I think)

Autumn pool

New Change

Wet and floating in a pool

Platform 6

London Bridge

Couldn't resist it...it's the colours

Sunrise through building site

Vauxhall

It used to be a Sainsbury's,  now part of the Nine Elms redevelopment

Ochre & ultramarine

Wimbledon

I just like it...

When London is grey

Southwark Tube

And it's raining then Waterloo East to Southwark tube is the answer

Autumn slowly creeps

Lower Teddington Road

It's just too warm this year, not that I'm complaining

Pastel sunset

Hampton Wick

A small element, taken out of context...unfortunately the station is not that poetic.

Into the tunnel

Wimbledon

We were, the other train was just leaving

Autumn pastels

Redcross Park

More subtle than the usual autumn leaves

Old & New

Tooley Street

Glass is never flat and the panes are never straight, but that the joy of it

Clapham Junction blues

Clapham Junction

Okay so it's going to rain, but not just yet

In 2D

197 from Scorsby Street

Just like the abstract shapes

Autumn is back

Coin street

It's late but I'm not complaining

OpArt reflections

Bear Lane

Yes, it's crane

Getting interesting again

Broom Road

Sunrises and I are meeting up again

Two trees

Just love the patterns of the bark

Three Bridges

Blackfriars

Two Blackfriars, one Waterloo, two road, one rail and a couple of pillars from a bridge that is no more.

Personal trainer

Broom Road

Yup she's dedicated, it's all I can do to walk past half asleep to catch the train and listen to music for the next hour.

No 1

No 1 London Bridge

Blue Morning

Price's Street

Nor sure what to say about this, except I just like the image

Not the usual sunset

Hampton Wick

Restrained in grey and gold

South Bank Tower going up

South Bank Tower reflected in 240 Blackfriars

Once the home of IPC, soon to be million pound apartments.

Flying the flag

Palace of Westminster

A sunset, all you need to make politics look appealing

Rush hour August style

Waterloo East

Oh the joy of commuting when half the population is on holiday, the chance of a seat. 

Bus over Blackfriars

Blackfriars Bridge

Next stop the computer.

The scenic route

Blackfriars

Walking by the river takes longer but is a much nicer way to start the day.

Golden Hind

St Mary Overie Dock

It's so small, I doubt Health & Safety would let Drake sail around the world if he tried it now.

Eye Sunset

Waterloo Station

The skies are starting to get interesting again at commuting time

London Bike

America Street

This is the time of year for great shadows

Colour on the South Bank

South Bank

Early morning, no crowds, just the occasional jogger or eager tourist.

Study in blues

Blackfriars Road

Clear blue skies and glass to reflect it in

Hollyhocks round the pitches

Hatfields

Whoever thought of planting them, thank you

Socialising London Style

Union Street

Yep, they're not talking to each other

Relections of a window cleaner

Southwark Street

Our storage walls are very shiny and okay this isn't commute this is work, but distractions are welcome

Before the storm

Battersea

Hot, humid and closing in

Fun Bus

Shoe Lane towards Fleet Street

It's the only way buses are fun at this time of year, mostly they're hot, crowded and takes ages to get anywhere.

Going up

Bear Lane

It's a building site next to a 'Living Wall'.  A lot of the stuff has died but the heucheras survive.

Deceptive escalators

John Lewis, Oxford Street

You think the place is empty?  Just wait till you get outside.  If Dante had known about it, Oxford Street late night shopping would be one of the circles of hell

Working river

Southwark Bridge

Amongst the tourist boats there are the workhorses