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Bat For Lashes live at O2 Empire, Shepherd's Bush, London. 17th April, 2009.
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Bat For Lashes live at O2 Empire, Shepherd's Bush, London. 17th April, 2009.
This image is © 2009 Steve Asenjo. All rights reserved. No reproduction without prior written permission.
London's skinniest house in Shepherds Bush. Just 6 feet wide. It competes with another in South Kensington but that just goes to a point rather than being thin right through to the back.
www.today.com/home/thinnest-house-london-only-6-feet-wide...
Shepherd's Bush underground station, London
Like a bug-eyed monster maybe, but I have never thought that these convex mirrors served any practical purpose.
A shame that TFL didn't have the forethought to put the station roundel central to the tunnel...
The former BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane, White City.
Designed in a modernist style by architect Graham Dawbarn and opened in 1960. The BBC moved their operations out of building in 2013 and following renovations, it reopened in 2017 as a mixed use development which includes office space, residential apartments, leisure services as well as retaining three TV production studios.
In the cosy warmth of the Dorsett’s central atrium, lines of light align overhead into gently curved rows.
The former BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane, White City.
Designed in a modernist style by architect Graham Dawbarn and opened in 1960. The BBC moved their operations out of building in 2013 and following renovations, it reopened in 2017 as a mixed use development which includes office space, residential apartments, leisure services as well as rertaining three TV production studios.
Woodford Court and Roseford Court are two of four 20-storey tower blocks in the Charecroft Estate, Shepherds Bush
Shepherds Bush is a very busy part of London so I ventured into this large market where there were plenty of traders and very few shoppers today.
Shepherds Bush, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Detail of decorative mosaic tiling on the former BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane, White City.
Designed in a modernist style by architect Graham Dawbarn and opened in 1960. The BBC moved their operations out of building in 2013 and following renovations, it reopened in 2017 as a mixed use development which includes office space, residential apartments, leisure services as well as rertaining three TV production studios.
Extras are usually run on Route 94 when the Central Line is closed for engineering works in the core section. Interestingly this time around Metroline was assisting London United. VWH2093 was one such example squeezing into the very last of the evenings sun as it rounds Marble Arch whilst heading for Shepherd's Bush
One of the four tower blocks in the Charecroft Estate, Shepherds Bush. Seen from behind the back of the W12 shopping mall.
Mayfair Coaches VN36145 is pictured at Shepherd's Bush Green whilst working as a tube strike extra on Route 94
Una Healy ~ Bush Hall ~ Shepherds Bush ~ London ~ England ~ Monday May 15th 2017.
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12 October 2008; 2243 Hours
This is Shepherds Bush Tube Station in West London which has just opened after being closed for 8 months; I wanted a shot while the paint was still fresh but I had been putting it off for a few days.
Day 286 was just one of those days when I would rather not touch a camera but I had to shoot something so at 2230 hours, I dragged myself here (it's in my neighbourhood).
Sadly the place is empty because I was shooting at around 2240 on a Sunday Night!
Update: This is the same viewpoint which I took on the day the station closed for renovation: flickr.com/photos/kayodeok/2246285482/
61306 Tthompson B1 'Mayflower' leads the 'Royal Windsor Steam Express' through the cutting between Kensington Olympia and Shepherds Bush Station, just yards away. The sun is almost directly overhead but she is almost on time. A WCR Class 47 is in the rear.
How many times might we walk beneath these clever little Eastern Yellow Robins and not even notice. But they do.
Straight from camera, not cropped at all. This one was extra high above me!
Sitting down inside the Dorsett's bar area soon after arriving in Shepherds Bush, a lovely couple (Andrew and Katie) start a conversation that spirals into a meeting of minds and parallel experiences that goes way beyond coincidence. Feeling the amazing, almost unfathomable chance of this meeting, with a quick glance up to the night sky overheard, the wonder of the universe suddenly comes into focus... If only for a brief moment.
Another sign, this time in Shepherd's Bush on the Central Line, in West London, not far from Olympia where I was that day.
The bird with the crossed beak. Seemed mobile enough so hopefully just an injury, not some cruel disease!
There are moments in a lifetime when you hear a song for the very first time and it hooks your ear and won't leave your head for days. Years later whenever it plays you know exactly where you were and even what you were doing when you heard it the first time.
I think it's like that with some birds. I know exactly where I was the first time I saw an EYR clinging on the side of a tree, and how I thought "wow, so awesome, it's so bold to choose such a close tree!".
On Sunday I stood motionless for a minute or two as this one's partner posed beautifully on a nearby branch. Till it plunged to earth, grabbed its prey, and moved to a more distant branch. I turned my head to the right to see this one (the partner) hanging out only three metres away, literally just behind me. How could I have been so unaware? Slowly I turned trying not to startle it... but that perfect photograph didn't happen (probably too close to focus on anyway) because it dropped to earth, inspected something and then took to this tree a few metres further away.
It doesn't matter how many times I get a "perfect" photograph of an EYR. Always take them.
This is handheld at 1/40. Was not much light in the area. So impressed with VC that enables 1/40. Focus is incorrectly on the back instead of the eye... now that I find quite tricky.