South End of Flood Street, Chelsea, London

 

On Flood Street, the red brick mansion blocks are almost caressed by the branches of the towering London plane trees that lean across this elegant Chelsea thoroughfare. The entrance to St. Loo Avenue is guarded by a particularly grand specimen.

Storm Damage in Chelsea, Central London

 Storm Eunice upended this mature street tree in Chelsea - one of many to come down in the capital

Herne Hill Station, South London

 

Herne Hill station overlooks a small pedestrianised square complete with bars, cafes, restaurants, a book shop and a flower stall.

Blythe Hill Fields, South London

 

The winter sun lights up dusk over the view of Docklands from Blythe Hill Fields.

Fitzrovia Mural, Whitfield Gardens, Central London

First painted in 1980 by the London Borough of Camden, the Fitzrovia Mural celebrates the history of the area and eclectic sample of its residents, including the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas. At 60 foot high, the mural dominates the small public space at its foot.

Wellington Square, Chelsea, London

 

Grade II-listed Wellington Square hosts some of the most elegant and eye catching stucco Regency architecture in the vicinity of the King's Road.

Chelsea Embankment, Central London

 

Even in the heart of London, the Thames can be serene on a sunny and still winter's day.

Seven Dials at Christmas, Central London

 One of London's most distinctive junctions, Seven Dials puts on its glad rags for the festive season.