Week that Was in a Writer’s Images

Piccadilly, London photos for weekly post of September 11th to the 15th by Author Scot Fin.

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St James’s Church,  September Photos –  11th

Strolling along Piccadilly isn’t just for shopping. St James’s Church stands out. From the 1600’s along with being hit during the London Blitz in 1940, St. James’s Church survived pretty well, I would say.

Piccadilly,  September Photos –  12th

… and what time is it? While I had done a blog on bookshops in London, there are also a few other, apparently, well known historic shops. I think one like Fortnum and Mason, since it was established in 1707, might qualify. With everything to browse through, maybe purchase as well, inside, however, one might miss the entirety of the whole facade.

London Lanterns,  September Photos –  13th

Friendly London. I needed a bit more light along Piccadilly for my photos and these fine people, seemingly came out of the walls to help out.

Quote – September Photos –  14th

Virginia Woolf once said, “Arrange whatever pieces come your way.” While I was reviewing my Piccadilly photos, Hatchard’s Virginia Woolf window display inspired me to do a mix with this quote. I arranged a few pieces, however, I think Virginia Woolf’s quote has more impact.

Underground station, Piccadilly – September Photos –  15th

Just trying to figure out where I am; looking for a sign. Actually trying to and finally getting used to London’s Underground. Walking’s good but good to branch out as well. Well… well, we always branch out but good to branch out quicker sometimes. Turns out, however, getting familiar with the the London Underground isn’t too hard at all.

Scot Fin’s Piccadilly images

Underground station, London Piccadilly circus

Just trying to figure out where I am; looking for a sign. Actually trying to and finally getting used to London's Underground. Walking's good but good to branch out. Well, we always branch out but good to branch out quicker sometimes.

Virginia Woolf quote and Hatchard's window display

Virginia Woolf once said, "Arrange whatever pieces come your way." While I was reviewing my Piccadilly photos, Hatchard's Virginia Woolf window display inspired me to do a mix with this quote. I arranged a few pieces, however, I think Virginia Woolf's quote has more impact.

Lanterns along Piccadilly in London

Friendly London. I needed a bit more light along Piccadilly for my photos and these fine people, seemingly, came out or the walls to help out.

Fortnum and Mason, London along Piccadilly

… and what time is it? While I had done a blog on bookshops in London, there are also a few other, apparently, well known historic shops. I think one like Fortnum and Mason, since it was established in 1707, might qualify. With everything to browse through, maybe purchase as well, inside, one might miss the entirety of the whole facade.

St James Church, Piccadilly, London

Strolling along Piccadilly isn't just for shopping. St James's Church stands out. From the 1600's along with being hit during the London Blitz in 1940, it looks to have survived pretty well.

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