Another thing that was on my list of things to see was this place called Outernet. It's a digital video experience that was a bit mind-blowing. The changing patterns in this passageway were mesmerizing.
And, in another room I caught this skyline image just before it disappeared. This is an experience well worth locating. And, it's free!
Then I walked over to Leicester Square and wondered how Mr. Shakespeare would feel about having pigeons sitting on his head.
Then I made my way over to the National Gallery where I joined the huge crowds of people there to see the art.
My favorite painting I captured was Vermeer's "A Young Woman Standing at a Virginal". I love Vermeer and enjoy seeing his works wherever I can.
I took lots and lots of photos today not to mention the lots and lots I took over the past four days. I'll look forward to sharing some of the best in the future.
11 comments:
Great series, Sharon.
What a space to walk into
What a great day. That Outernet place looks incredible. The changing patterns and the "Enchanted Forest" look like a truly immersive experience. It's amazing that something so high-tech can exist right alongside historic London. Your photos of Shakespeare with the pigeons and Mr. Bean with the kids are priceless. It's a perfect mix of old and new, and you captured those moments so well. It's always a special feeling to see a painting you love in person, too. I can't wait to see more of your photos. I've just published a new post on my blog,
Another amazing day.
Sounds like a wonderful day, Sharon.
Put a smile to my face this morning.
Beautiful Shots! Have a fantastic week ahead.
Vermeer so often has the light coming in a window from the left. That must have been the position of the window in his studio!
I imagine Shakespeare is used to the pigeons by now.
I think Mr bean owns a house a few miles from me in Ipsten
Vermeer!! My favorite painter?
I am so glad you are having exciting experiences. : )
What a great trip! The warehouse is such a cool idea.
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