Back to London mornings and Sydney evenings.

From London:
"This is the view from my window at work. If I lean to the right a little bit I can also see the London Eye. If lean to the right a lot I can see the Houses of Parliament. In the mornings while I'm waiting for my computer to boot, I like to watch the people walking across Golden Jubilee Bridge on their way to work. Throughout the day, when I need a break I'll look out the window and watch the boats floating by. There is a red barge that is transporting big yellow containers up and down the Thames. The level of the river changes with the tide. I use the pillars of the bridge to see just how high or low it is. There is always a different view when I glance over. The colour of the light alone makes it different. I understand why Monet was compelled to paint the same London scene, a view of Parliament House, over and over again."




Check out Sue's morning at noodlebowl.net and her photos on Flickr.