Each heart dedicated to someone who died of the pandemic. A loving and sad reminder.

A bit of old style London still survives in Borough Market.

A lot of London is explained on the Monopoly board. Those who play the London version of Monopoly would recognise this train station :)

London's theatre district has been spruced up and this part of it was particularly vibrant and energetic. I love London for this reason, it keeps reinventing itself but it's still comfortingly familiar.

Taken in front of Planet Hollywood, London, this was perhaps the most intense street performer I've seen.

Walking towards Tower Bridge, I witnessed a stunning sunset. Here it is. And because it was so glorious, I did the unthinkable in London, which was to actually slow down, stop, and enjoy watching a leisurely, breathtaking sunset from Tower Bridge.

I had chosen to visit St Paul's on the wrong day, it unfortunately clashed with the Queen's visit (who chose to worship on a Tuesday, unlike the rest of the Christian population - in order to celebrate her 80th birthday). No complaints however, it was a gorgeous day, the kind which would have been too nice to be spent indoors.

Taken at the London Eye, a project sponsored by British Airways, it was only appropriate to photograph it with an aircraft in the background.

Round the corner from the Covent Garden tube station, I caught these clowns in somewhat of a quiet moment.

In the midst of cleaning up my hard drive, I came across this photo of St Paul's cathedral in London - one I forgot to post earlier. I have a soft spot for blue skies and clouds, so here goes.

Taken at twilight

Covent Garden basking in a wave of glorious sunshine.

Though at first glance, the similarity to the Liverpool Street Station above is quite striking.

Managed to catch these tourists in a quiet moment in Covent Garden.

Probably one of the most photographed in the world, I succumbed to temptation and decided to do a conventional shot of this one.

Taken at Covent Garden, different faces for the string quartet, but same arrangement of pieces as has been played for years! London is comforting in the sense that things somehow remain constant.

A product of London's square mile.

The side of the Millenium Bridge as viewed from the entrance of the Tate Modern in London

Statue of Eros by day, rising above the crowd at Picadilly Circus

I decided to break away from my usual style of keeping the composition simple, this is one of organised chaos.

Replica of the some of the works found at the Dali exhibit, by the London Eye.

Taken at the Serpentine, on a day which I decided to forget all the famous landmarks in London and just spend a day in the park.

Taken near Tower Bridge

Little Rayan at Russell Square. Marion, you're truly amazing.

A quiet moment by the Thames