Showing posts with label Elmcroft Ave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elmcroft Ave. Show all posts

Monday, 8 February 2016

OH IMOGEN...

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You may have noticed it been a little damp and windy in Wanstead for the last couple of days. That of course is courtesy of the storm named Imogen. I took this picture at about midnight last night,  I know it looks like an enormous garden pond but it is in fact the road at the junction of Limes Ave and Elmcroft Ave. I'm so pleased I had my flippers with me....you may also notice if you look carefully that I managed to photograph a flying saucer at the same time...

Wednesday, 21 October 2015

GIMME SHELTER...

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....you may remember this 1969 Rolling Stones song, that's what sprung to mind yesterday. My mate Jo from Elmcroft Ave telephoned to say that her builders had uncovered a WW2 airaid shelter in her garden during building work. When I arrived the excavation had been covered by an old garage door for safety, but peaking under the door I was able to get this shot from the back of the tiny shelter looking out. I just love the way the light from the entrance is bouncing around inside, I think it gives it a moody, atmospheric feeling. According to records a bomb did land in Elmcroft, probably within a hundred yards of this shelter, it certainly makes you think...


Wednesday, 18 February 2015

YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE...

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...or sunset in this case. I mentioned a couple of days ago that I have some more photographs of Christ Church that I want to post. However before I do I just had to show you this sunset picture that I took last Sunday. It's taken looking along Elmcroft Avenue from the junction with Buckingham Road, pretty spectacular sunset I thought....

Sunday, 7 December 2014

A FULL MOON..

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                 World © Geoff Wilkinson - All rights reserved

As I hoped, a great full moon last night plus a clear sky. I stood at the end of Elmcroft Avenue to takes these pictures soon after it had risen above the horizon. Always fascinating 'the sky at night'...