A goldfinch feeding on my spent cornflowers.
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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.
Or not!
Sunshine through the foxtail lilies in the garden.
Lovely walk near to home recently
..and a beautiful sunset
The Jealous Wall in the grounds of Belvedere House in Ireland, taken on a beautiful day during my holiday nearly 2 weeks ago.
I love your photo Ali08!
I'm drawn to the words/image contradictory and complimentary messages - the men (to all intents and purpose) "lounging about" waiting whilst working... but also not currently working - nevertheless togged up for combat/action... and then the sign "Danger men at work "!
Are they the "danger men" at work?
Could it be that there is a warning to the public about them being at work...
So many thoughts on this one.
The men are undoubtedly at work.
This is my favourite of all the photos here. 
Thank you for sharing it.
What is the usual danger at that door that we must be aware of (as we may be in danger)?
A lovely ginger cat belonging to my nephew.
Reading in the sand dunes at the bottom of the road,
Toby, cooling off in the shady hall.
This morning I visited the newly refurbished National Portrait Gallery. I was interested in seeing Tracey Emin's bronze doors - they are quite magnificent and my photos don't do them justice. I really should have arrived before the doors opened in order to see them fully closed! 
I walked there via The Mall which was a mistake as it was heaving with visitors waiting to see changing of the guards. I returned via Victoria Street and passed the neo-Byzantine Westminster Cathedral.
The midsummer night sky from my bedroom window
Geraniums on my front door step!
Now don’t go too near the water - it’s dangerous!
Twilight, out of the window.
(the yellow circles are raindrops on the window)
I love this statue, in the carpark of a hotel we stayed in last week.
Bee in my 'wild' garden today.
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