I was given an early Christmas present last week, when the editorial team of Vine Kensington and Chelsea magazine chose to feature one of my photographs as their December cover.
The digital edition of the magazine is now available online.
The image chosen was my photograph of the snow-dusted statue of William of Orange within the grounds of Kensington Palace.
William of Orange statue, Kensington Palace
Pre-springtime tree in silhouette, Kensington Gardens
Swans on the Round Pond, Kensington Gardens
Kensington swans in black & white
Kensington swans on the Round Pond
Cygnet on the Round Pond
Classic reflections - swans on the Round Pond
London’s currently enjoying a ‘Russian period’, and we’re enjoying (well, some of us are) the results of a little bit of hijacked Russian winter weather. So just when I thought I’d probably seen the last of ‘my’ snow of the winter, a whole lot has come to visit me 
These photos are from last night, Sunday 1 February.
Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington
RBKC bollard
Churchill Arms in the snow, with London bus
Cars in blankets
This is a series I took last October of the swans that are often found at the Round Pond in Kensington Gardens, and have been meaning to post for ages. They always seem so serene and at peace with the morning – a very different mood than when they are scrapping for the bread crusts that the children and tourists distribute of an afternoon.
Just cruising
Welcoming the autumn morning
Serenity
Swan yoga
Cheeky squirrel in Kensington Gardens
Taken with my Nikon D40X
I took this photo in October, 2007 on a frosty Sunday morning. I love this photo!
Winter dawn over the Albert Memorial
