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St Paul's cathedral is so large that you can only capture parts of it at any time.
Sherlock Holmes' offices look dark and grey. Not surprising he didn't become a gardener.
There's an underground station every few hundred metres. Walking is an alternative.
"And when I'm big I want to become a guard too!"
Red Riding Hood has not only lost her cap but also her grandmother in St James's Park.
Westminster Hall is the backdrop for a group of teenagers playing soccer.
The Lloyds building's reflection is probably the most beautiful view of that building.
Looking down from the Monument, erected in memory of the great fire in 1666, the world is minuscule.
London Tower where London was founded. Waterloo Block (left) and the White Tower.
Looking out from the Salt Tower. Kings and Queens were imprisoned here and never got out alive.
A taxi passes over London Bridge. The light was ever-changing and made me wait for this shot.
When on holiday you can take pictures of office workers walking to work and remember your colleagues at home doing the same.
They still deliver milk to your door, but nowadays in tetra packs rather than in aluminium cans.
The Natural History Museum is a massive complex. Somewhere inside it still holds Aboriginal remains from Australia.
Albert Court is in an expensive suburb and you can walk to Albert Hall or Kensington Park.
Here I am in the Orangerie of Kensington Palace writing my journal while my woman surveys the Queen's wardrobe.
The tube is indispensable to travel within the city. Your two feet are too.
Millions of tourist eyes eye the London Eye, aye! And wonder where the hole in their wallet comes from.
Big Ben in the afternoon with a plane's streak adding some drama to the sky.
During late afternoon these beggars emerge from their hiding places and work tourists for food.
And if the weather is bad (which it is often) comfort yourself with a latte and a view from Tate Modern museum.
Covent Garden Markets offer something for everybody. You get more than apples at the Apple Market in the background.
Being a street performer means holding the balance between entertainment and earning money.
Our day comes to an end—and life in London's suburb Soho has just started.
In some pubs men adore men in quite a different pole position.
Food is expensive unless you go to Chinatown and queue up for a all-you-can-eat buffet.
We're back where we started, at St Paul's Cathedral. Thanks for following me and good night.
