Seen in Green Park on a wet day.
LondonLife – Autumnal walk…
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LondonLife – London remembers…
LondonLife – Gathered round Eros…
The statue of Eros at the heart of Piccadilly Circus.
LondonLife – After office hours…
LondonLife – Isleworth sunset…
LondonLife – Alexandra Palace glasswork…
LondonLife – Eye and Moon…
LondonLife – Viewing the Shard from Lovat Lane…
View of The Shard from Lovat Lane in the City of London.
LondonLife – Marking a year since the King’s accession…
The King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery fired 41 blank artillery rounds using six guns in Hyde Park to mark a year since the accession of King Charles III on 8th September. Below, the 105mm light artillery guns of the Honourable Artillery Company prepare to fire at The Tower of London in another salute on the same day. Both regiments taking part were responsible for firing the Death Gun salutes to mark the passing of Queen Elizabeth II one year ago, and the following day, the Proclamation salutes to mark the new reign.
LondonLife – Gathering storm clouds…
A stormy sky over Trafalgar Square.
LondonLife – Piccadilly rush hour…
LondonLife – Notting Hill colour…
LondonLife – View across the Thames…
LondonLife – Wall of windows…
LondonLife – Winding river…
LondonLife – Thames paddling…
LondonLife – By the canal…
LondonLife – Barbican curvature…
LondonLife – On the Thames shore…
LondonLife Special – A new king honoured at Trooping the Colour…
King Charles III attended his first Trooping the Colour as monarch on Saturday. The King rode on horseback for the ceremony in keeping with the tradition his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, had kept until 1986 when she was 60. More than 1,400 soldiers, 200 horses and 400 musicians took part in the event which also featured a flypast and Buckingham Palace balcony appearance. The Trooping of the Colour has marked the official birthday of the British sovereign for more than 260 years. This year it was the Welsh Guards who held the honour of trooping their colour for the King’s Birthday Parade.
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