London

Published September 12, 2017 by Heather Ogg in Street
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London was a whirl. I found it busy, modern, historical and edgy, which made it a little bit hard to get my head around, but it was awesome. There were so many things to see and do, and so many people. We did a ton of walking and I can’t even begin to name off what we saw and did. I was quite overwhelmed at Saint Paul’s Cathedral standing in the same space where Lady Diana was married, and Westminster Abby where her funeral was. I didn’t get to see everything I wanted to, particularly Abby Road, but I’ll go back. It was great, a whirl. Thankful for the camera so I can remember it all. Here’s some street photography I had a blast taking.

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London Family Portrait outtake

A portrait outtake of our London fam. Can you feel the enthusiasm?! I love the outtakes.

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