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I found this one alone this evening. Not too sure if it's adult or immature. After watching me for a while it stretched its wings. Too quickly for me to zoom out. Then it closed its eyes and slept some more.
Look at those talons. I'm so glad these guys don't often plunge out of trees onto unsuspecting photographers.
Thanks to Off-World Photos for directions.
March 2017. Bears Ice Cream Company.
Explored 30/04/17. Cheers, ta.
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378 205 in its Pride livery is about to depart Shepherds Bush as Dr Fox looks on from the side of Westfield Shopping Centre.
London United VA66 (V182OOE) was new into service on the 94 route when captured at Shepherd’s Bush Green. Its Alexander ALX400 body carries the attractive red and flake grey livery that was later proscribed by the ruling that buses on TfL routes should be 90% red.
Behind it is the footbridge that connected the West 12 shopping centre with the north side of Shepherd’s Bush Green, notable for its realistic depiction of a high-speed train in British Rail InterCity colours. This became a popular local landmark but was removed a few years later when the area was redeveloped.
VA66 left London United service in 2011, seeing later service as an open-top bus on Scarborough sightseeing services.
March 2000
Rollei 35 camera
Fujichrome 100 film.
RATP Group’s BYD/Alexander Dennis Enviro400EV City BCE47038 (LE21FSG), operating on route 148, heading towards White City.
VH45154 (LJ65FZL) is seen turning out of Wells Road at Goldhawk Road Station while forming the 10.07 run out from Shepherds Bush Garage to Acton Green to take up service on the Route 94. (12/03/16)
London Air Ambulance
Helimed 27 at Shepherd's Bush Green, West London this afternoon with crew attending a road traffic incident close by
09-11-2021
During my last visit to London I tried to get a freight traon on photo near Shepherd’s Bush, just besides the enormous Westfield shopping mall. However due to some bad luck I didn’t get a decent picture at that time. Right away when I was there I booked another trip and at the end of august I left for London once again. On the 2nd of september I finally got a chance in the afternoon to go there. During most of my trip it was quite cloudy. However when the 6O85 from Thorney Mill towards Grain approached I had less than a minute of sunshine. One of the few photo’s with direct sunlight those few days was made right then and there. Exactly the opposite of the previous trip.
'Slim Jim' Crompton, 33 207 'Jim Martin' hauls the ECS of the 'Royal Windsor Steam Express' out of Shepherds Bush early on a Tuesday Morning, bound for London Victoria. Steam Locomotive B1 'Mayflower' is on the rear.
I'd gotten up at 5.50am (the exif data says this time on the photo but my camera hasn't changed to BST) to get to this spot. But despite the sun coming up behind me the lineside vegetation had grown considerably at this location meaning the shadows were still long. I was tempted to go down to 'Kenny O' a few hundred yards away but then decided to stay put. At least Jim Martin was putting in a spirted performance!
For the Shepherds Bush Pool.
I miss my Nikon ... I don't think I can pull this off with a DSLR without a Tripod (on the other hand, the image would be crisper, the tail lights of the cars more natural etc)
London is too cold for me these days so I will have to post stuff from the archives till I can brave the chilly weather.
A brightly coloured parrot native to south-eastern Australia, and Tasmania, and, apparently introduced to New Zealand
They enjoy buds, fruit, flowers, seeds, and an occasional insect. Feeding in trees and, more often, on the ground. Maybe because they spend so much time on land they're incredibly alert, usually not lingering for photographs.
I think this one was bolder than average as it seemed to take a look at me instead of simply flying away!
This is the closest I will ever get to a selfie. I had to include myself (extreme left) or crop out part of the mirror, which I think would have been worse.
Metrobus M901 enters the 1907 (and much rebuilt thereafter) garage off Wells Road in September 1984. This view is from the platform of Goldhawk Road (H&C) station.
Pentax SP1000/50mm
Ilford FP4
SN1939 is seen on Aerial Way, Shepherds Bus while London Underground Battery Loco L16 is seen above on the Hammersmith & City Line. (07/11/15)
Beautiful Tawny, surely largest one i've seen. "Tawny frogmouths are large, big-headed birds that are 34 – 53 cm long and can weigh up to 670 g" ("Nightjars and Their Allies" by David Holyoak)
Metroline VMH2569 is pictured departing Southall Town Hall for its final trip of the night whilst working on Route 95
8897 SN17MTE seen at White City Estate working school extra route 228 towards Ladbroke Grove Sainsbury's.
It was time to play catch up with the school extras, and for that morning, decided to do the closest one to me, V228 - the extra that had only been in operation since schools had re-opened from the 8th March.
The normal route is operated by Tower Transit but the extra is operated by Abellio from Armstrong Way (GW), usually one of the 195 MMCs and it only does a short 228 trip from East Acton to Ladbroke Grove Sainsbury's then a shorter return trip back to White City in the morning.
When First Bus took over the 31 from Metroline, they at first used these E400Hs which were new to First London in 2012. I don't believe there was a recorded appearance of one on the 31 during First's original operation but the earliest looked to be back in August 2014 at the time operated by Tower Transit.
DNH39117 SN12ARZ photographed at Swiss Cottage as it heads towards Camden Town on route 31.
ADH45047 YX62FTF seen at Putney Bridge working on route 220 towards Willesden Junction.
It's a quiet morning before the rush hour so shots like these are possible albeit in the northbound direction. Though the other side in the afternoon is near impossible as nowadays is busy as ever!
The Star & Garter can be seen in the background of the shot.
Iconic church in Uxbridge Road, West London. The trees had just had a shave so I wanted to capture the moment while it was available.
BE37010 LJ18FJN seen at East Acton working on route 72 towards Hammersmith Bridge, North Side.
The use of BYD E200s on the 72 has become common as of recent, with 1 or 2 of the 70/C1 batch of BEs appearing on the route.
When people stare at you for stopping to take a photograph like you're some sort of weirdo but it's perfectly fine for them to stop in the middle of the street to take that ugly ass selfie of theirs 😒
Shepherds Bush, London
17 December 2009; 2222 Hours BST*
[Canon EOS 5D Mark 2 | ISO 3200 | 24-70@48mm mm | 1/250 seconds | F/2.8]
(I live about 15 minutes walk from this building but I never remember to photograph it though I visit almost everyday - the library part anyway!).
*I haven't used the camera in a while so it was still in BST; I think the time should be 2122 hours
Shepherds Bush, West London. Wrong Lens.
(A break from the Thames but the key element that draws me to the Thames is still there. I like shooting reflections at night).
Walking back to the carpark through the West 12 Shopping Centre near Shepherds Bush, two high-rise buildings catch the morning sunlight, glowing brightly overhead. In the camera's wide angle frame, the towers appear to lean inward over the skylight, as if wanting to peer in through the condensation covered windows, examining those of us scurrying around below, going about our daily business. This is city living.
Anodyne - We Are All We Have (Autechre Remix)
Note: A low exposure and sepia setting has allowed the bright blue sky to take on a blackened, almost dramatic effect in this image.