kew garden - some snaps
For now, I just uploaded some of the pictures of Kew garden, but the first felling of mine when I came to Kew was that is a cool place to have a picnic or to hide from the crowed center.
There are alot of trees and strange flowers, with a great care of gardeners. Please come and enjoy it yourselves.
London Eye
Here we are.
Taking a round to see the London from the air is very cute. We can sparke the Burmingham Palace or take a view to the Gherkin and we can see the Monument where our project takes place.
After having lunch at Wagamama, walking around with 'Night view setting' camera made me crazy. The sights along Theme river are deeply perfect at night.
I had to try five times to shoot the photo but still blurring... :-(
I used normal setting for this photo. It is not nice as I wished but all the night setting are blurred by shaking. I should think of a camera tripod
A day on Trafagan and National Gallery
Trafagan square is very interesting area which are always full of tourists, students and doves. This view was taken from Neison column looking straight to the National Gallery where many paintings in the collection of 1000 frames you need to see before you die :-) shown.
In the Gallery we can not take photo but I spent nearly one day walking with a Attenual Audio Guide for enjoying the meanings of those masterpieces. I was very suprised to see the Sunflower, Japanese Garden as well as hundred of paintings from 1200s to 1900s.
I jsut had a quick lunch at Trafagan square with chocolate bar and fresh air :-) hehe
Swans
I hope I could stay there for longer time, where there is splendid Windsor castle, peacefully swimming swans and a calm Eton town along Theme river.
I will be back.
small bridge in white
I took long walk way, from North Greenwick station (to see the Millennium Dome, but it was closed for construction) through the Greenwick Millennium Village to the Odeon Cinama. Then cross A102 highway to Meritime Museum and Meritime college in rain. I will upload some picture of these attractive points later. After having a glaze at Greenwick park, I down through the Foot Tunel to pass Theme River - a long way under the river :-)..
The prize was the nice views of Dockland area. On the way to Whaft Canary and Canadian Square, I saw this bridge suprisingly.... I thought it was be just for you...
I wished to snap it in the whole view but I couldn't because the light direction and not enough space...
Hope you will enjoy with this view..
It should be a lack if I do not upload some of the picture of this area for you to think of a modern space full of Skycrapes in steel and glass. When you wander through, what do you think of??? Maybe diamonds and green forest...
scupture snaps
The most interesting thing in London is there are lots of scuptures. They stand there as you and me in the normal lifes.
This man's standing in Hydepark corner, look down to a green field full of lovers and tourists. Nearby is the high street with a tunel under for passinger. I saw an old couple with two dogs which were sleeping in peace. The couple looked as poor and sad as me - tired after long, long walkway... hurry up to get the nearest underground station... Maybe the status is better than real people in real life of real LD.
some exciting places to go
I had to wait hours for the gate open :-).........
an evening around bigben tower
Hydepark - rose garden
scuptures infront of buckmingham palace...
Victoria & Albert museum and around
Gherkin building of Arc: Ken Shuttleworth at Foster + Partner, cool design with hightech and assisted by computers
I could walking all day to see all these scuptures and frames... I was very surprised honestly
I have snapped a colection of jame stuart, nearly be arested :-() because they are not for photograph. (I said I can see the warning and I didnot understand :-(
xao qua) I will show you next time, ... may be not :-)
and here we are ...
I need to be there next week
Window shopping
look like a street market in VN???
Really interesting point...
is it remarkable??
Would you like one of the items below?
A thing we do not have to pay for
As a new friend said with me that: there are only one thing which we donot have to pay for : fresh air. :-)
But with me. there is another thing we need to add: friendly convrsation...
Wish my family, my love, my friends and all of my relative have a good weekend.
I took long walk way, from North Greenwick station (to see the Millennium Dome, but it was closed for construction) through the Greenwick Millennium Village to the Odeon Cinama. Then cross A102 highway to Meritime Museum and Meritime college in rain. I will upload some picture of these attractive points later. After having a glaze at Greenwick park, I down through the Foot Tunel to pass Theme River - a long way under the river :-)..
