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Christmas decorations have been around the city for a while but I only managed to get up early into a dry morning last Sunday.
Combination of having a free day with no rain was something unusual in last few weeks so I didn’t hesitate, took my camera and a tripod and went to the city centre. Only shame was that the “blue hour” didn’t last that long. Not even an hour. Merry Christmas!
New Bond Street
Burlingtone Arcade
Oxford Circus
Oxford Street
Oxford Circus
Regent Street
New Bond Street
Berkeley Square Gardens
Berkeley Square
Royal Academy Of Arts
Fortnum & Mason, Picadilly
Coventry Street
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CarlosCarrillo 8 years ago
Amazing !! Which camera/lens you used to take those incredible pictures?
MizLynaIbrahim 8 years ago
i really love festive decorations, thankful lived in Malaysia so we have 3 major holidays and this is absolutely beautiful..=)
pajin (Post author) 8 years ago
It's one of the nicest I have ever seen. Well, money talks :)
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MariaKarkalicheva 8 years ago
Stunning decorations! They should keep them through the year! Or these for the winter and different types for every season! This will bring so much joy! :)
pajin (Post author) 8 years ago
Hmm they usually put some advertisement banners over Oxford St. and Regent St. after Xmas.
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JakkiWetherall 8 years ago
Lovely photos taken with minimal amount of people & vehicles so you can see the decorations much better! (Don't know why the Royal Academy of Arts is there though as there's no lights on show!)
pajin (Post author) 8 years ago
Early Sunday morning. The city was still asleep. You are right, no lights there. But I liked it anyway, the blue sky and those trees looked quite festive to me.
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RichardPetch 8 years ago
London can afford to do this when they are pinching half of the council tax collected by other councils around the country, Our Christmas lights in Gainsborough were a disgrace AS usual.
pajin (Post author) 8 years ago
But we have an expensive pubs, skyhigh rents and crowds of people everywhere Richard. These pictures are like escape from reality when I look at them.
Load More Replies... CarlosCarrillo 8 years ago
Amazing !! Which camera/lens you used to take those incredible pictures?
MizLynaIbrahim 8 years ago
i really love festive decorations, thankful lived in Malaysia so we have 3 major holidays and this is absolutely beautiful..=)
pajin (Post author) 8 years ago
It's one of the nicest I have ever seen. Well, money talks :)
Load More Replies... MariaKarkalicheva 8 years ago
Stunning decorations! They should keep them through the year! Or these for the winter and different types for every season! This will bring so much joy! :)
pajin (Post author) 8 years ago
Hmm they usually put some advertisement banners over Oxford St. and Regent St. after Xmas.
Load More Replies... JakkiWetherall 8 years ago
Lovely photos taken with minimal amount of people & vehicles so you can see the decorations much better! (Don't know why the Royal Academy of Arts is there though as there's no lights on show!)
pajin (Post author) 8 years ago
Early Sunday morning. The city was still asleep. You are right, no lights there. But I liked it anyway, the blue sky and those trees looked quite festive to me.
Load More Replies... RichardPetch 8 years ago
London can afford to do this when they are pinching half of the council tax collected by other councils around the country, Our Christmas lights in Gainsborough were a disgrace AS usual.
pajin (Post author) 8 years ago
But we have an expensive pubs, skyhigh rents and crowds of people everywhere Richard. These pictures are like escape from reality when I look at them.
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