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Night time view of George's Pier Head, Liverpool. Photo taken from the steps of the Museum of Liverpool - recently opened up after 7 years since the opening of the museum itself to the public !
Known as the Three Graces, left to right, The Royal Liver Building, (Grade 1 listed), Cunard Building, (Grade 11* listed), and Port of Liverpool Building, (also Grade 11* listed).
As I promised to reveal, here's what was causing all that beautiful coloured light to fall on London's Marsham Street - The coloured glass roofline feature on top of The Home Office.
As you can see, Marsham Street looks decidedly drab most of the year, but scroll down this page to Comments to see what the beautiful effects of this coloured glass canopy in the sunshine...
I've been trying to get this shot for almost five months!. The weather in London's been pretty dull and cloudy for months, so whenever I did have a chance to nip up to Marsham Street outside the Home Office building, there was either no sunlight, or it was too late/early for the coloured light to be hitting the road.
Anyway... as you can see, I finally nailed the sucker! Hah!
A selection of London scenes from yesterday 23/01/2019
a very chilly day.. but with Dave showing us so many exciting places you soon forgot the cold...until we stopped!
even found a Wagtail there...so had to add!!!
Members of public were fascinated and delighted with Floating Pictures' "Light Graffiti" interactive light projections at the Kings Cross section of the Lumiere London light festival.
Lumiere London 2016 light festival - London 14 to 17 Jan 2016
Kings Cross - Grand Union Canal Tow Path "binaryWaves" by LAb[au]
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the young poser, and his two excited chums get ready for the off. on one of the sideshows at the fairground, on picking night at langholm, dumfries and galloway, scotland.
I've been trying to get this shot for almost five months!. The weather in London's been pretty dull and cloudy for months, so whenever I did have a chance to nip up to Marsham Street outside the Home Office building, there was either no sunlight, or it was too late/early for the coloured light to be hitting the road.
Anyway... as you can see, I finally nailed the sucker! Hah!
Members of public were fascinated and delighted with Floating Pictures' "Light Graffiti" interactive light projections at the Kings Cross section of the Lumiere London light festival.
Lumiere London 2016 light festival - London 14 to 17 Jan 2016
Kings Cross - Grand Union Canal Tow Path "binaryWaves" by LAb[au]
All photos © Pete Riches
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A selection of London scenes from yesterday 23/01/2019
a very chilly day.. but with Dave showing us so many exciting places you soon forgot the cold...until we stopped!
even found a Wagtail there...so had to add!!!
Members of public were fascinated and delighted with Floating Pictures' "Light Graffiti" interactive light projections at the Kings Cross section of the Lumiere London light festival.
Lumiere London 2016 light festival - London 14 to 17 Jan 2016
Kings Cross - Grand Union Canal Tow Path "binaryWaves" by LAb[au]
All photos © Pete Riches
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Members of public were fascinated and delighted with Floating Pictures' "Light Graffiti" interactive light projections at the Kings Cross section of the Lumiere London light festival.
Lumiere London 2016 light festival - London 14 to 17 Jan 2016
Kings Cross - Grand Union Canal Tow Path "binaryWaves" by LAb[au]
All photos © Pete Riches
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The light streaming through a stained glass window in Urswick Church,reflecting wonderful colours on the interior brickwork.Taken in June 2009.The light was coming from the perfect angle.
Coloured lights are my favourite things
They shine with brightness true
They light the nights
and flash their colours
the way that bright lights do.
The Kibble Palace, viewed as part of the The Electric Gardens event running in the Botanic Gardens, Glasgow, Scotland, February 2015.
I have a small collection of post-war Disney Christmas lights sets, which I have to say are the most delightful Christmassy things you could wish to see. The mere sight of them (especially when they’re lit) immediately whisks me back-in-time to Christmas’s of long ago. The ‘Cinderella’ set pictured is from the early 1950s, and is particularly significant to me because my parents purchased an identical set, when they celebrated their first Christmas in their new home in 1954; the Walt Disney film having been released in 1951.
I did save the original set from the bin years ago, but by then it was very tatty with at least half of the shades broken. Over time, I’ve managed to get that set working again, and have even located some replacement shades. However, a few years ago, after a lot of searching, I eventually tracked down an original boxed set on eBay. They weren't exactly cheap, but the set is absolutely original and is in superb working order. This Christmas I gave them a little test run, and share this image with you.
We went to brighton on th eve of Pride to drop off our daughter at her uni house. We stayed and went to see Priscilla at the Big Screen on the Beach. Sadly we couldn't stay for Pride due to other commitments but we've promised ourselves that we will go next year!
Some people have gathered to talk about the performance in the lobby of Le Cercle Molière in Saint Boniface.
I hope my friend Jim doesn't mind that I made a capture similar to one he made last year, but I felt compelled to make this one as I was driving down Provencher Boulevard on my home from a friend's house.
Members of public were fascinated and delighted with Floating Pictures' "Light Graffiti" interactive light projections at the Kings Cross section of the Lumiere London light festival.
Lumiere London 2016 light festival - London 14 to 17 Jan 2016
Kings Cross - Grand Union Canal Tow Path "binaryWaves" by LAb[au]
All photos © Pete Riches
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A couple of photos from the "Luminaire" event at Chatsworth House, that saw the house and gardens lit up with coloured lighting and projections for a couple of autumnal nights.
Quite thankful I managed to get a few good photos - we could only manage the sunday evening, and the forecast was lousy, with rain and very high winds - luckily it held off while we were there!
The sculpture in the foreground is "Ivy" by MANOLO VALDÉS, part of the Sotherby's "Beyond Limits" exhibition at chatsworth, which finished this weekend but the artworks haven't yet been removed.