Yellow Oregon grape flowers, with dark pink crab apple flowers in the background.
Yellow Oregon grape flowers, with dark pink crab apple flowers in the background.
Dark pink crab apple flowers.
#Battersea Park, April 2025
A pond in Battersea Park as seen through some green bushes.
Same as the previous photo but zoomed out, revealing even more evergreen plants and a clear blue sky.
An area of Battersea Park with a very dense growth of ivy concealing the ground beneath.
A platform at Battersea Park railway station. Several high-rise blocks of flats can be seen in the background.
#Battersea, #London, April 2025
Various blooming plants in Battersea Park. In the foreground is a magnolia, and the setting sun can be seen through its branches on the right.
A pond in Battersea Park with moored boats on the right.
Pond with trees visible on the opposite side.
A garden with various plants in Battersea Park.
#Battersea Park, #London, April 2025
Looking up at vivid flowers on branches of a ‘Japanese Flowering Cherry’, behind which a clear blue sky is visible.
Branch of a flowering spiraea.
A garden in Battersea Park with a fountain. In the middle next to a bench there’s a heron.
A pond and a bench in a garden in Battersea Park.
#Battersea, #London, April 2025
Geese on grass next to a pond at twilight. In the background there’s a hill behind which a few buildings are peeking out on the right.
Branch of a flowering plum tree.
South London, March 2025
A camellia flower among its bushy branches.
Camellia flower among its bushy branches, many of which have flower buds on them.
A camellia flower on one of its bushy branches.
Looking up at the top part of a camellia shrub with its numerous blooming flowers.
Blue and yellow class 153 inspection train at York railway station, which curves to the left of the photo.
A class 800 Azuma train in LNER white and red livery, which is only partially visible through an arch portal between 2 platforms at York railway station.
A blue and yellow class 66 train in a siding, seen across 2 platforms at York railway station. Behind it is a modern brick building with large windows.
A sign saying ‘welcome to York’ next to a lit street lamp at York railway station. A platform canopy is partially seen on the left. Behind and slightly away from the station are old brick buildings with large windows.
#York Railway Station, March 2025
#class153
#class800 #azuma
#class66
Interior of a Chinese restaurant’s quiet mezzanine. On the left, there is a Japanese maneki-neko figurine. At the back, full-length windows can be seen that go all the way down to the bottom of the ground floor.
Gothic arch of the gate of a church, taken while holding the camera slightly lower to allow for the church tower to be visible. The gate is made of metal bars and is closed. Behind the gate, there are 9 stone steps, as the church is located slightly uphill.
1. Mr Su's Noodles
2. St John The Evangelist's Church
#Leeds, March 2025
Tiled pavement with wooden handrails leading slightly downhill, with a small building just before the pavement makes a turn down and left.
The Rows of cultivated vegetation next to a greenhouse.
An unusually-shaped main buildings at a farm in Leeds. In one of the windows, a pride flag can be seen.
A greenhouse seen from slightly above as it sits on a hill slope.
Two goats, one black and one peach-coloured, in an enclosure at a farm in Leeds.
A peach-coloured goat sitting in the sunshine in an enclosure at a farm in Leeds. The goat is in the middle ground, behind a row of rocks placed there intentionally for goats to climb. On the left, a shed-like structure can be seen where goats can hide from the elements.
Meanwood Valley Urban Farm, #Leeds, March 2025
#urbanfarm
#meanwoodvalleyurbanfarm
Looking up at a triangle shaped building with all-glass facade in central Leeds. In the bottom left, a row of rental bicycles can be seen.
A green bus on a street in Leeds stopped next to a brick building that has a Subway restaurant on the ground floor.
A row of terraced houses on the outskirts of Leeds, with the house at the end of the row on the left housing a cafe called Rollette. Along with their phone number, it also lists their website at rollette.co.uk
Next to the side wall of the building in the previous photo, a small piece of street art can be seen stencilled on saying ‘capitalism will kill us all’ next to what looks like ‘hide the pain Harold’ meme. Both appear to be parts of one stencilled street art piece.
#Leeds, March 2025
I believe it’s a greylag goose:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greylag_goose
A blue-and-white boat moving towards the left of the photo in York’s river Ouse. Medieval Lendal Tower is in the very right of the photo, while York Minster is peeking in the background behind tree branches.
An old 4-storey building in Leeds city centre. The point of view is looking up while standing to the right to what appears to be the main entrance. The facade is primarily finished in what appears to be beige-coloured stone and terracotta-coloured stone or brick.
A goose walking towards the right side of the photo over muddy March grass field with only patches of grass visible here in there. On the left is a large tree with no leaves, and in the background behind evergreen hedges is a corner of a detached house (the one on the right) and a row of terraced houses. In the very background on the left, a different building is barely visible behind branches of a different tree in the distance.
Same as the previous photo, but zoomed in and with the goose gone out of the frame.
Detached house from the first photo, with other buildings visible behind and around it. The grass appears greener from this angle (no pun intended).
#York, March 2025
Buildings around a square with two trees in central York.
Old buildings on a street curving to the right in the distance. One of the buildings has a clock tower with a weathervane. A white is seen on the road on the right.
Looking upwards at a tower of an old building.
Shopfronts at night, with a bookshop called Criminally Good Books in the centre with its lights on.
Edwardian hotel partially hidden behind a footbridge.
A row of houses in central York. The ground floors house shops, on the right hand side a church spire and a parked car can be seen in the background.
Outdoor seating area of a restaurant behind opened gates. The sky is still light blue, but all lights are already on, including one street lamp visible in the top left. In the background, two chimneys are visible above the low rise buildings, almost like giraffes standing behind low bushes.
An acute corner of an old building on one of central York’s streets, with a Futon Company furniture shop on the ground floor. The lights in the shop are on, and in the left foreground a purple bus is partially visible.
#York, March 2025
Some bushes, flowers and trees. A building is visible in the background, and a pavement is bottom left.
A pavement leading to gates under an arch; in the background a street with residential terraced houses can be seen.
Bushes and trees in the foreground and the middle ground. In the background, there can be seen buildings, some of which appear residential ones from a street a bit further away.
Ruins of St Mary’s Abbey, with its big Gothic arch standing high in the background.
Pavement leading to Yorkshire Museum, housed in a Greek revival style building. The sign with the aforementioned museum name can be seen on the right in the middle ground.
Yorkshire museum peeking behind the ruins of St Mary’s Abbey. They are sunlit, but the pathway leading to them is in the shade of the trees on the right side, just out of the frame. In the top left there are branches of a tree without leaves, and in the bottom left there are green bushes.
Same as the previous photo, but now the trees on the right are now visible, as it was taken further back on the pathway.
Ruins of St Mary’s Abbey, surrounded by bushes and trees. The hole in the middle is that of the abbey’s gothic window.
#York, March 2025
York Minster peeking out from behind a row of buildings, as seen from one of the York city walls.
Ruins of an old abbey in York surrounded by a field of grass, with a park bench installed on what would have been its interior.
A row of buildings next to river Ouse in York as seen from the Ouse Bridge. A large tree with its leaves still missing is visible in the far right corner. Just below it a white boat can be seen docked in the river.
Willow trees with their branches hanging down over the river Foss in York. The surface of the river is moss green, almost matching that of the tree leaves.
#York, March 2025
Family butcher shop in central York. Photo taken at a 45° angle from the street corner. The butcher can be seen inside on the left side, while on the right side there’s a brick wall and a door with the butcher’s shop sign above it.
Photo taken from street level looking up at old three-storey buildings in York’s historic town centre (The Shambles). The buildings get larger with each floor, so it looks like they’re towering over you.
Facade of a three-storey red brick building with a very large shoe installed between its first floor windows, housing a pub called ‘The Golden Slipper’. This photo was taken with the phone’s telephoto lens.
Facade of a three-storey red brick building with a very large shoe installed between its first floor windows, housing a pub called ‘The Golden Slipper’. This photo was taken with the phone’s wide lens, so the surrounding buildings are visible.
#York, March 2025
Several walls and roofs of buildings are visible behind a pub, which itself is partially hidden by a low white-painted wooden fence and several orange-painted planters.
Photo of a street in York. There are buildings on the left and straight ahead as the road turns right ahead. The buildings on the left appear more modern, while the one at the end of the street looks older. A church spire is partially visible behind one of the buildings on the left.
Bell tower and spire peeking behind a building across the street from where the photo was taken. The building has a pride flag on a flag pole next to a first floor window. There is a bus stop in front of it too. The road curves to the right and there’s a Land Rover moving right to left that almost made it into the shot on the right side of the photo.
A curving street ending in a t-junction. There’s a bicycle on the right hand side and a van on the left. A bit further ahead there’s a person starting to cross to the left side of the road.
A bus stop installed at a somewhat awkward angle on the part of the pavement where the road narrows down to one lane as the road approaches a bridge.
#York, March 2025
Photo of the main entrance to the Croydon Minster (the western doors) reflecting warm sunset light. The door on the right-hand side is open, while the left one is closed.
Croydon Minster, February 2025
High-rise buildings in the background peeking from a sea of trees that fills the lower half of the frame. The sky is blue with a thin, semi-transparent layer of clouds.
Landscape on a partially cloudy day. The Shard is over 10 miles/15 km away and is barely visible in the background.
A small valley between two of the hills at Addington Hills, with two taller trees standing out in the background and heather filling in some of the foreground.
Trees with no leaves on their branches (except for some in the background) growing out of a thick layer of what looks like evergreen bushes. The sky is still light blue in the sunset, but the trees in the foreground are already in the shade.
Addington Hills, January 2025