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I was going to post this on the Gloomy thread but thought I'd start a new photograph thread so we can see how the year develops in pictures.
This was taken yesterday from Hungerford Bridge - it's not a great photo but shows St Paul's shining in the drizzly cold gloomy early evening.
Seen on my walk today
The view from the front door of my stepfather’s family home in Plockton, Ross shire, overlooking Loch Carron.
Spotted these on my morning walk today.
The occupant of the next door table at a cafe earlier this week, hoping for cake.
Think we are being storked. This morning on the roof of the house opposite.
This was on an evening walk last summer.
Tiny posy and pretty (charity shop) plate
My Amaryllis has just come into flower. There will be eight flowers when all the buds are open.
The bulb was a Christmas present.
This little robin appears each morning on my wing mirror whilst I’m warming my engine up
A very brief spot of sunlight yesterday made the crocuses open
Kennet and Avon canal last weekend.
Ladybower Reservoir on Wednesday morning.
Thank you Urmstongran 
The North Coast in N.Ireland.
Love this photo taken in nearby Smithills woods..
The night sky on Thursday when Jupiter and Venus were unusually close. It's amazing what goes on out there after we close our curtains!
I spotted our first primrose in the garden this afternoon.🙂
Beautiful clear day today..Fiddlers ferry and the Old Man of Frodsham in the far distance..from my garden in Bolton..
Dartmoor in snow.
It could well be like this today, but this photo was actually part of a model railway scene I saw at the weekend.
A Heron sitting on top of a fir tree in my garden, on Saturday. He was there completely still for 20 minutes.
I don’t think he was the same one as yours Kitty, but a bit spooky none the less!
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