Extremely huge soap bubbles in frozen South-East London.

/by Lionel Stanhope

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En fuera de juego, explicado en una moneda de 50 peniques (via London Olympics 2012 | SLAMXHYPE)

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En fuera de juego, explicado en una moneda de 50 peniques (via London Olympics 2012 | SLAMXHYPE)

Chromaroma, a social travel game for London underground users.

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Piccadilly Circus in 1944 with great pieces of advertising all over. Excellent quality color film. 

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Stunning pictures taken from a helicopter of London at night.
/via Cool Pictures from above of London at night | Cool Pictures | Cool Stuff

Stunning pictures taken from a helicopter of London at night.

/via Cool Pictures from above of London at night | Cool Pictures | Cool Stuff

“If graffiti changed anything it would be illegal”. New Banksy graffiti appears in Central London.

A new artwork believed to have been created by the artist Banksy has appeared on a wall in Fitzrovia, central London during Easter Monday. The work in blood red paint features the stencilled rat which has appeared in many of his creations.


Banksy’s latest street pieces which appeared in London over the Easter bank holiday reworks an old anarchist slogan coined by Emma Goldman “If voting changed anything, they’d make it illegal.” The piece seems to be a reference to a spate of recent arrests in LA of street artists such as Invader and Revok who are involved with the MOCA show.

“If graffiti changed anything it would be illegal”. New Banksy graffiti appears in Central London.

A new artwork believed to have been created by the artist Banksy has appeared on a wall in Fitzrovia, central London during Easter Monday. The work in blood red paint features the stencilled rat which has appeared in many of his creations.

Banksy’s latest street pieces which appeared in London over the Easter bank holiday reworks an old anarchist slogan coined by Emma Goldman “If voting changed anything, they’d make it illegal.” The piece seems to be a reference to a spate of recent arrests in LA of street artists such as Invader and Revok who are involved with the MOCA show.