8 Little London Observations

It’s the little things, as I’ve always said, that make London (and all cities for that matter) unique urban landscapes. These little things detract from the postcard experience (or may add a new dimension to it). It’s the tiny architectural details – the door knobs and paint splatters that largely go unnoticed. It’s the odd rubbish left out for collection that makes you look twice. It’s a random bit of clothing left behind or a funny little sign.

Here are eight of these little observations picked up by LLO readers and contributed to the Flickr pool:

Photo: Coffin Cupboard by Dennis Owen

Photo: Warning by Steve Reed

Photo: How much is that doggy in the window by Takphoto

Photo: Mind the Poo off of Park Road, West Ham by Judy

Photo: Ted (Baker)’s full Frosty snowman in Richmond by Jim Linwood

Photo: On Blackheath by Dave McGowan

Photo: Tile by Steve Reed

Photo: Dubious topiary in Kensington Palace Gardens by Malcolm Edwards