Phill Price's Photos

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Creamy whisp	Trinity
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OPEN	The door to autumn	see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil
If you look really carefully - one of the capsules is missing at the top! - Best Viewed Bigger This photo is Public Uploaded on Oct. 11, 2009	Is now officially wide open - brrr. - Best Viewed Bigger This photo is Public Uploaded on Oct. 10, 2009	Best Viewed Bigger This photo is Public Uploaded on Oct. 9, 2009
Misty Blue	Westminster Pier	Taxi triple
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Raven Sillhouette	dichotomy	Blues and Twos
Best Viewed Bigger This photo is Public Uploaded on Oct. 5, 2009	Light and dark; Enclosed and open; Curved and straight. Each side it's own beauty. - Best Viewed Bigger This photo is Public Uploaded on Oct. 4, 2009	I really should take more notice of the yellow dots on these vehicles - it means the occupants are Armed Response! Luckily I wasn't their target... First shot from my new 5DMII; quite chuffed I managed to catch it too; the speed it was going... - Best Viewed Bigger This photo is Public Uploaded on Oct. 4, 2009
A Moody Scene	Liverpool Street Station	summit
It's not often that I process a photo twice but I like this one in a shade of green as well as the original purple - Best Viewed Bigger This photo is Public Uploaded on Oct. 2, 2009	Best Viewed Bigger This photo is Public Uploaded on Oct. 1, 2009	Best Viewed Bigger This photo is Public Uploaded on Sept. 30, 2009
force	Speed	St George in concentration
Best Viewed Bigger This photo is Public Uploaded on Sept. 29, 2009	So fast in fact I missed him slightly out of shot; must try harder! - Best Viewed Bigger This photo is Public Uploaded on Sept. 28, 2009	St George on horseback slaying a dragon as part of the Bronze centre gates of Marble Arch.   Largely inspired by the Constantine Arch in Rome; Marble Arch was designed by John Nash after George IV defeated Napolean - as a gate to Buckingham Palace and but in 1832.   When an extension was made to Buckingham Palace it was moved to its location (now a traffic island...) at the junction of Oxford Street; Park Lane and Edgeware Road.   It was also a Police Station at the turn of the 20th Century!   You can see the piece in full on Victorian Web - Best Viewed Bigger This photo is Public Uploaded on Sept. 27, 2009