London Bimble

The Merchant Navy Memorial in Trinity Square Gardens with the former Port Of London Authority building in the background.

Not what you would normally expect to see coming out of St Katharine Docks.

Shad Thames, to the rear of Butlers Wharf.

Tourist type shot of Tower Bridge.

To celebrate ‘Year of Mexico’ in the UK, a pop-up interactive and immersive exhibition is on Potters Fields Park between City Hall and Tower Bridge until the 11th March. Outside were a couple of ‘Sculptures’.

Ship’s sculpture inside Hays Galleria.

Cast Iron roof detail of Borough Market, Southwark, built mostly under the overhead railway lines and known for selling British-reared meat and artisanal baked and dairy goods. Another visit is on the books.

Another tourist type shot of the Millennium Bridge with St Paul’s dome in the background.

Unofficial skateboarding venue apparently dating from the 1970s in the undercroft of the South Bank Centre. There are a few more skater there at the weekends.

As part of the ‘History is Now’ exhibition taking place at the Hayward Gallery, in the South Bank Centre, a Bloodhound Missile is on display outside as an art installation!.

Yet another tourist shot, this time of the London Eye.

From the 28th March until the 25th May, Shaun the Sheep sculptures will be on display at London Riverside, inside Hays Galleria, Outside Tate Modern and The Globe Theater.

Sony A7II camera with a Sony FE16-35mm f4 ZA OSS Vario-Tessar T* Lens.

Brian