Vortex over Clapham

Clapham

It isn't a vortex, just a hole in the clouds, but a poetic eye is needed on another cloudy day, on another slow-running train into work

To the city

Hoxton High Street

The City stops suddenly, the architecture changes from one side of the street to the other.

Sculptured river

Queen Victoria Strret

Cristina Iglesias specialises in sculptures that look like running water.  This one is outside the Bloomberg HQ, where the Walbrook used to flow

Closing the gaps

Waterloo

Soon the railway will be hedged in on either side by buildings, at the moment there are still glimpses between the blocks

River bus

Millennium Bridge looking east

The river is grey and purple this morning, it's never the same colour twice

Nelson at a distance

Trafalgar Square

Hazy day in November, on a rare trip west

Fractured art

Shoreditch

Found this one by Kaz.  I don't know if the damage is deliberate, and part of the art, but it's a sentiment I can relate to

East end Autumn

Bunhill fields

The east end of London has a distinct lack of green spaces, graveyards make up quite a few of those available

Grey sunrise

Clapham

To my eyes it just looks grey, and miserable.  With a glimpse of the sunrise. It's only when I see the photograph of it that I can appreciate the complex shapes of the cloud formations.  Still overcast and gloomy though