Photographs from November: churches, boats and lights

November was a little quiet on the photography front. While I went to London a couple of times, the crowds were overwhelming. It made capturing images a bit difficult. I was also inspired by a couple of photos I saw in the British Museum, but more on that another time.

Two people walk past a mural - Street Photography in Kobe, Japan

Lo Mo, Kobe Harborland

A couple walk past a mural in Harborland, Kobe

Boat Trip in Osaka

A tourist boat passes under a bridge. A moment later it passed the famous “Running Man”.

A tourist boat passed under a bridge - photography from Osaka in Japan

An anti-China protestor marshals protestors across the street - Street Photography from London

Hong Kong Protests (in London)

Encountered during a walk in London with some friends. If you don’t know what’s happening in Hong Kong you’ve not been paying attention.

A Church in Wendover

Part of a small series of images of churches I’m working on. Chesham has already been photographed and more will follow. This image is available as a print.

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The British Museum

We took a short visit to The British Museum to see a small exhibition on artefacts from the temples in Nara, Japan. As we walked back to the entrance the sun was setting and cast a beautiful light through the glass roof.

Dr Martens, Carnaby Street

While I hate crowds with a passion, I enjoy the lights in Carnaby Street. Not just the Christmas lights either.

New creative commons images on Flickr

A few new images found their way into the Creative Commons gallery on Flickr. For the most part they’re autumnal themed. Feel free to download and abuse them!

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