London, Russell Square

July 31, 2009 7:41 PM | Related Categories: Travel

I have no decent photos of my recent activities, when I was equipped with iPhone and digitial P+S, so I'm going back to spring, same trip as the previous photo.

London infuriates me, but I love the parks and many other things about the town.

I've also decided to make my blog bigger, well, wider....

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Richard, why is this an eerie photograph? Nice but a little strange...

It is not even titled "eerie" but I think it is (wink)!!!!
# Posted By Sean | 7/31/09 11:25 PM
Hi Sean - well I agree with you. That's what struck me about it. I've shown this to a few people who haven't been impressed, but it's a bit of a favourite of mine. Like some strange arrangement, with the figures all separate and doing something different and the girl in the foreground... But life is surreal sometimes
# Posted By Richard | 7/31/09 11:34 PM
.. Alice in Wonderland was what I was thinking of... I think
# Posted By Richard | 7/31/09 11:35 PM
Sean's right. They struck me as appearing like strange bits of rubbish floating about in a typical London scene. Promote it well and this could reach the level of becoming THE iconic image of Russel Sq. Alice in Wonderland is very apt.

Richard, I think you've scored with this one. Very Russel Sq indeed.
# Posted By Chuckeroon | 7/31/09 11:53 PM
For a start the fact that everyone is so alone, except for the couple on the tree and even from this distance seem alone and isolated... its a sociable setting and yet hostile!
# Posted By Sean | 8/1/09 12:46 AM
Yes, strangely alien and hostile: the antithesis of the sociable place it is supposed to be in the heart of London's accademia. In one image it combines many opposites.
# Posted By Chuckeroon | 8/1/09 1:56 PM
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